Usage-Based Insurance Market Witness to grow $66.8 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 27.7%
The Usage-Based Insurance Market is projected to reach USD 66.8 billion by 2026 from an estimated USD 19.6 billion in 2021, growing at a CAGR of 27.7% during the forecast period. The increasing adoption of telematics and connected car services is expected to drive the usage-based insurance market. The rolling out of various UBI packages in countries such as India, South Africa is expected to further drive its popularity.
UBI providers can work directly with OEMs to capitalize on
the increasing trend of connected cars in developed as well as developing
regions. UBI service providers can also provide customized plans for embedded
systems that can give incentives to connected car owners to choose UBI
policies.
Manage-how-you-drive or MHYD is estimated to be the
fastest-growing usage-based insurance market. MHYD is an extended version of
PHYD, which provides feedback to drivers on improvement areas besides just ranking
them on driving behavior. This model is ideal for young drivers aged between 18
and 25 as they are new drivers. The MHYD system collects various driving
behavior information such as harsh braking, sharp cornering, and overspeeding
to rate the driver. The system also suggests improvements to the driver to help
improve the driver's behavior and reduce insurance premiums for the driver. UBI
companies can work together with telematics device manufactures, insurance
companies, and OEMs to develop MHYD plans that suit the requirements of
different customers.
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Smartphone is projected to be the fastest-growing segment of
the usage-based insurance market, by technology. Using a smartphone for UBI
services offers multiple advantages such as flexibility, accurate driver drive
behavior information, etc. Smartphones are now equipped with an array of
sensors that can collect data for telematics analysis. A smartphone is a
cost-effective option for UBI services as the user is not required to purchase
an external hardware device, and no vehicle installation is required. Hence,
the system can be implemented quickly without any additional hardware
requirements. Thus, smartphone technology is expected to witness a strong
boost.
According to MarketsandMarkets, Asia Pacific is estimated to
be the fastest-growing market for usage-based insurance during the forecast
period. Market growth in this region can be attributed to the increasing
adoption of telematics and the rising trend of car-sharing and ride-hailing in
developing countries such as India, Malaysia, Australia, and Japan. Japan
dominates the market in 2020 and is anticipated to continue its dominance
during the forecast period owing to significant developments in connected and
autonomous vehicles and increasing adoption of telematics services.
Thus, the growing adoption of telematics in LDVs and HDVs,
growing awareness about UBI packages is expected to be the major reasons for
UBI growth. COVID-19 gave a boost to the adoption of UBI in several countries.
The growing popularity of mobile telematics, OBD-II is also expected to propel
the market.
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Key Market Players:
The usage-based insurance market is dominated by globally
established players such as UnipolSai Assicurazioni S.p.A (Italy), Progressive
Casualty Insurance Company (US), Allstate Insurance Company (US), State Farm
Automobile Mutual Insurance Company (US), and Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
(US).
Impact of Covid-19 on Usage-based Insurance Market
The automotive industry plays a crucial role in building the
global economy. However, the COVID-19 outbreak disrupted the entire automotive
supply chain on a global scale during the second and third quarters of 2020,
impacting the new vehicle sales in FY 2020. According to OICA and
MarketsandMarkets analysis, the new vehicle sales (including LDV and HDV)
witnessed a decline of 14% in 2020. However, according to various insurance
organizations/institutes, the COVID-19 pandemic gave a boost to the UBI
industry. For instance, according to Insurance Information Institute (iii), US
witnessed a strong boost as vehicle owners did not want to pay full automotive
insurance premiums.
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