LONDON, June 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Falling EV prices, greater battery ranges, and sufficient charging infrastructure will contribute to the worldwide proliferation of EVs, growing the market for EV insurance in parallel. The automotive industry is undergoing an unprecedented evolution, and the rapid, global spread of EVs is the most immediately pressing matter in the industry. The insurance industry must ensure it stays abreast of the changing motor vehicle landscape. Understanding and pricing the risk profile of these new vehicles without decades of data and experience is an immediate challenge, a race against time as insurers look to perfect this work as the prominence of EVs grows around the world. Battery costs, advanced in-vehicle technologies, and underdeveloped yet still constrained supply chains are driving high claims costs for EVs, although falling costs and maturing repair networks will moderate these factors over time.

EV Insurance Industry Value Chain

There is an increasing trend among leading insurers within the EV space to create standalone, EV-specific insurance policies. The added complications of the charging equipment, plus the different technological makeup of the vehicles, justifies this development. That being said, the traditional motor insurance product has itself been evolving in recent years and the electrification of vehicles will also continue this trend

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Leading Companies Associated with EV Insurance Market

EV Insurance Market Overview

Value ChainProduct Development, Marketing and Distribution, Underwriting and Risk Profiling, Claims Management, and Customer Service
Key Technology TrendsBattery Chemistries, Expensive Batteries, Hybrid Vehicles, Improved Batteries, Fire Risks in EVs, and Tesla’s Insurance Product
Key Macroeconomic TrendsChip shortage, COVID-19, China Impact, Strategic Partnerships, Raw Material Supply Chains, Charging Infrastructure, Inflation, and Russia/Ukraine Conflict
Key Regulatory TrendsICE Vehicle Bans, Paris Agreement, Financial Incentives to Purchase EVs
Leading CompaniesAllianz, Allstate, Aviva, AXA, Direct Line, Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Ping An Insurance, Stellantis, Tesla, Toyota, Travelers, Volkswagen, Zurich Insurance, and Zhejiang Geely

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What are the key value chains in the EV insurance market?

The key value chains in the EV insurance market are product development, marketing and distribution, underwriting and risk profiling, claims management, and customer service.

What are the key technology trends impacting the EV insurance market?

The key technology trends impacting the EV insurance theme are battery chemistries, expensive batteries, hybrid vehicles, improved batteries, fire risks in EVS, and Tesla’s insurance product.

What are the key macroeconomic trends impacting the EV insurance market?

The key macroeconomic trends impacting the EV insurance theme are chip shortage, COVID-19, China impact, strategic partnerships, raw material supply chains, charging infrastructure, inflation, and Russia/Ukraine conflict.

What are the key regulatory trends impacting the EV insurance market?

The key regulatory trends impacting the EV insurance theme are ICE vehicle bans, Paris Agreement, and financial incentives to purchase EVs.

Which are the leading companies associated with the EV insurance market?

The leading companies associated with the EV insurance market are Allianz, Allstate, Aviva, AXA, Direct Line, Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Ping An Insurance, Stellantis, Tesla, Toyota, Travelers, Volkswagen, Zurich Insurance, and Zhejiang Geely.

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