Here's why:
* Eco car insurance is designed for environmentally friendly vehicles. It often features discounts and benefits specifically tailored to electric vehicles (EVs), plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), and sometimes even regular hybrids.
* Non-hybrid cars don't meet the criteria. These policies are based on the idea that eco-friendly cars have lower emissions, are more fuel-efficient, and might have other features that reduce risk (e.g., advanced safety technology). Non-hybrid cars wouldn't qualify for these benefits.
However, it's possible that some insurance companies might offer broader "green" or "sustainable" insurance policies. These policies might include discounts for all types of fuel-efficient cars, even non-hybrids, if they meet certain criteria (like having good fuel economy).
To find out for sure, you'd need to check with individual insurance companies. They'll be able to tell you if they offer a policy that covers non-hybrid cars with any eco-friendly discounts or benefits.
