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The end of the "One-for-One" replacement scheme has caused electric vehicle prices to surge, weakening their appeal. However, in the face of persistently high fuel prices , many car brands have recently shifted their focus to heavily promoting hybrid vehicles instead. Whether you are preparing to purchase one or are already a hybrid owner, how do you distinguish between the different types of hybrid cars? How should you maintain a hybrid car? This time, Kwiksure shares with you the characteristics of Japanese and European hybrids, along with a comprehensive hybrid car maintenance guide.

When it comes to the most popular electric vehicles in Hong Kong, it has always been a battle between Tesla and BYD . However, GAC AION took the local sales championship in April with 1,596 vehicles, leaving the runner-up Tesla behind by more than 10%. What exactly is the appeal of GAC AION that allowed it to outpace Tesla and BYD as a dark horse? Today, Kwiksure will explain in detail the features, characteristics, positioning, and after-sales maintenance of various GAC AION models, as well as other issues that prospective car owners care about. With over 25 years of experience specializing in motor insurance , Kwiksure compares more than 60 insurance companies to provide exceptionally low comprehensive and third-party insurance premiums.

Ride-hailing services will be legalized on August 22, 2027. The government has recently submitted a document to the Legislative Council outlining regulatory details for ride-hailing services. These include requirements such as drivers must be at least 21 years old, hold a Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card, possess a driving license for more than one year, have no serious traffic convictions within the past five years, and pass designated assessments and pre-service training courses. It is proposed that, in the initial phase, the number of ride-hailing vehicle licenses be capped at 10,000. In addition, applicant vehicles must be less than 12 years old, must carry third-party liability insurance covering ride-hailing use, and private cars must be registered under an individual’s name (i.e., “fixed driver–vehicle pairing”). These proposals have sparked widespread discussions across various sectors of society. As a stakeholder in Hong Kong’s motor insurance industry, we explore, from different angles, issues affecting private car owners considering entering the ride-hailing industry, including insurance terms, coverage, and premiums.