Zurich is working with electric car subscription service, Onto, to improve road safety and dynamic insurance with predictive risk analytics.
The joint collaboration with predictive AI insurtech, Greater Than, will expand on the fleet’s AI connectivity to enable the future launch of customer-centric features, including loyalty programmes and other rewards.
"This partnership further cements our commitment to being a transparent, dynamic and agile insurance partner – always putting road safety and accident prevention centre stage. We continue to collaborate with Greater Than to advance these goals, as their platform provides shared access to unique risk data, both to us and our customers,” said Darren Stoddart, senior fleet underwriter at Zurich.
"We are keen to leverage new technology to understand our customer base better with an eye to developing new tailored solutions. The risk and pricing data we have access to contains various opportunities for new fun offerings, all the while increasing every customer’s safety,” added Paul Sykes, head of maintenance and procurement at Onto.
Image courtesy: Zurich Insurance
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