I have to say that Tesla really wants to monopolize its own peripheral services? It is reported that Tesla has recently completed insurance plans in five states in the United States, namely Arizona, Ohio, California, Texas and Illinois.
Tesla actually launched an insurance plan in California as early as 2019, and the initial price was 20%-30% lower than that of competitors, which may be due to Tesla's more familiarity with its own cars, so vertical integration has led to lower rates.
Mainly because Tesla is more aware of its own models, especially in the case of the advantages of active safety and advanced driver assistance features, and can do better protection and maintenance.
As for the time and region of Tesla's subsequent launch, Tesla said that it plans to continue to expand its insurance program in 50 states in the United States, and is expected to launch in New York within a few months, but whether China will launch it remains to be seen.