Insurtech firm Qover, which is backed by Zurich, has collaborated with BMW and MINI to launch an omnichannel motor insurance coverage platform for the Irish market.
The answer affords an omnichannel motor insurance coverage mannequin that mixes digital and retail engagement, the discharge stated.
The partnership allows Irish prospects to acquire quotes, join insurance policies and handle their insurance coverage on-line or by way of buyer care help.
The programme’s key options embody assured entry to permitted physique store repairs utilizing real BMW and MINI elements, and on-line coverage administration with the choice to switch or cancel protection.
Moreover, it additionally consists of insurance coverage for a wide range of autos together with electrical and hybrid fashions, with particular provisions for battery cowl and charging cables.
“This launch marks just the start of a multi-party collaboration,” the discharge added.
Qover CEO and co-founder Quentin Colmant stated: “This programme showcases how embedded insurance coverage transforms each buyer expertise and retailer engagement. By making a seamless omnichannel journey, we’re assembly prospects the place they’re whereas empowering retailers with digital instruments.
“We’re proud to carry our know-how to help BMW and MINI prospects in Eire, establishing one of many first embedded insurance coverage options for premium automotive manufacturers on this market.”
Wakam, a business-to-business-to-consumer (B2B2C) insurer, supported the partnership.
Wakam Group CEO Catherine Charrier-Leflaive acknowledged: “We’re proud to help Qover with our embedded insurance coverage experience and applied sciences. Collectively, we’re enabling a brand new period of personalised insurance coverage, giving BMW and MINI drivers in Eire entry to trusted safety in a easy and environment friendly method.”
In July of the earlier yr, Qover launched its motor insurance coverage providing in Eire.
Based in 2016 by Quentin Colmant and Jean-Charles Velge, Qover has obtained investments from Alven, Anthemis, BlackRock, Cathay Innovation, Prime Ventures and Zurich World Ventures.
