Tesla is weeks away from offering insurance on its vehicles, CEO Elon Musk told investors and analysts on a conference call, moving to help its lease holders save money on high premiums.

After reporting a first quarter share loss that was f ar worse than Wall Street’s estimates, Musk stated that the company is planning to create an “insurance product” that will launch in a month.

“It will be much more compelling than anything out there,” Musk said, without elaborating further.

“Part of the explanation is simple – cars that cost more can also cost more to insure,” Tesla says on its website, in a reference to the vehicle’s reputation for quality and safety.

“Logically if an insurer has to pay out if you total your car, the more expensive your car the more they have to pay,” the company added.

According to the initial reaction from some observers, a Tesla insurance plan could, in theory, help owners save money in the long run.

The parameters of Tesla’s plan, and how much it could conceivably cost its drivers, was not immediately clear.