DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Motor Insurance Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2019 - 2024)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The Motor Insurance market is expected to register a CAGR of 5.03% during the forecast period, 2018-2024
Motor insurance represented 42% of all non-life gross premiums of the overall property and casualty insurance market in 2017. Motor and other traditional P&C lines, both personal and commercial, are likely to face sluggish growth in the coming years.
Motor insurance premium growth has been diverging in the developing markets over the last decade. Premium growth in the mature markets has stagnated, while motor insurance has expanded rapidly in the emerging markets. The outlook for advanced economies, however, is improving and is expected to pick up, in line with economic growth over the forecast period.
Technology plays a major role in the new motor insurance market. The market is changing with the integration of new technology, like automation, tracking, and IoT technology. Major players, like Allianz, PICC, and PING AN, are integrating technology with motor insurance to create lucrative policies and options for the younger consumers that are flooding the automotive industry.
For instance, Allianz Insurance and Marmalade have extended their partnership with Allianz Insurance now becoming a telematics service provider for these young driver offerings. The Allianz Connected Car platform is already live in multiple countries with over 14 billion km of driving knowledge already collected. This knowledge enables Allianz Insurance to support Marmalade in offering the best products and services to its customers.
Scope of the Report
The Motor Insurance Market report covers the global picture of the motor insurance market by emphasizing Net and Gross premiums collected across the major parts of the world. The report further segmented by policy types like Third Party Liability, Third Party Fire and Theft, and Comprehensive Insurance.
Key Market Trends
Emerging Countries Driving the Market Growth
Emerging countries will remain the growth engine of the global economy and insurance industry over the next decade, reflecting a continuing shift of economic power from west to east. Emerging economies together will account for 60% of global growth in 10 years' time. The seven largest emerging markets will contribute up to 42% of global growth, with China on its own contributing 27%. Economic growth also drives growth in the insurance sector, with the emerging markets' share of global premiums forecast to increase by about 50% over the next 10 years.
Growth-enabling regulation helps increase insurance penetration in emerging markets and create a social safety net, pointing to governmental policies that promote insurance take-up, help build financial resilience of households and develop certain industries. For example, compulsory motor third-party liability (MTPL) insurance can protect drivers against liability claims for death or injury to individuals. In addition to this, international solvency standards are being adopted at different speeds by different emerging nations. They are designed to protect consumers, maintain financial stability, and build trust in insurance companies.
The use of technology in insurance is helping make products more affordable, business more profitable and provide access to new risk pools, however, that the adoption of tech is not uniform across emerging markets. While China has become a major enabler of insurtech solutions, adoption has been slower elsewhere.
The growth rate in emerging Asia is forecast to be three times the world average over the next two years and China remains on course to be the biggest insurance market by the mid-2030s.
Growth Opportunities in the Commercial Fleet Market
Motor fleet insurers have struggled with intense competition and falling margins in recent years, but a brighter future lies ahead. Changing mobility patterns, demographic developments, and new technologies will drive the return of the fleets, creating exciting opportunities for insurers over the next five to ten years.
- Commercial vehicle sales in China were down 13%, reflecting 351,000 units, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). Meanwhile, commercial vehicle production was also down: 8.8% month over month and down 8.5% year-over-year.
- The number of commercial vehicles sold in South Korea rose steadily from 2012 to 2015 (from 234,000 to 262,000) but took a slight dip in 2016 to 256,000. That number rose again in 2017 to 263,000 and was tracked at 60,000 vehicles, in March 2018.
- Commercial fleet registrations in Germany increased by 14.9% in July and also helped the new passenger car segment achieve its best month since 2009.
- Registrations of light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in Brazil were up 15.6% in May 2019, compared to the same time last year, and were also up by 9.9%, year-to-date. Truck registrations were also up significantly, comparing the numbers in May 2019 to the same time last year, up by 62.2%. Registrations for this segment were also up, year-to-date, 48.5%. When broken down by fuel type, sales of flexible-fuel vehicles were up 21.6%, year-over-year, and diesel vehicles were up 21.5% from a year ago. Hybrid and electric vehicles increased by 18.2% to 357 units, while, gasoline vehicles decreased 16% to 6,196 units.
It was observed that, globally, the fleet sizes and sales fluctuated in 2018 and 2019. But due to the increasing technology integration in commercial fleets insurance, the market has witnessed positive growth.
Competitive Landscape
The market is slightly consolidated in nature with the presence of global and country level players. Most of the global players like Allianz have a strong geographical presence in multiple countries offering a wide array of services. Furthermore, these global players form joint ventures with local companies in developing countries to tap the emerging market.
Major players like Allianz, PICC, Ping An, ICICI Lombard, State Farm, GEICO, Aviva, and others are profiled in the report with an in-depth focus on motor/auto insurance business. Technology related aspects like automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are covered in the report.
Companies Mentioned
- Allianz SE
- PICC Property and Casualty Co Ltd
- Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China Ltd
- ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co Ltd
- Sompo Holdings Inc
- Samsung Fire and Marine Insurance Co Ltd
- Aviva Plc
- State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
- GEICO
- Porto Seguro S.A
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