Insurance Telematics

PAYD, PHYD, and Driver Behavior Monitoring

Research Report

Pages
31
Deliverables
Released
1Q 2012
Product Code
RR-INSTEL-12
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While insurance telematics or usage-based insurance (UBI) are far from recent phenomena - US-based Progressive was already trialing solutions back in 2002 - renewed interest in this market has been observed in the past two years with both uptake accelerating and the very nature of UBI changing dramatically from pay as you drive (PAYD) to pay how you drive (PHYD). Additionally, UBI is offered together with other safety and security telematics services such as stolen vehicle tracking, emergency calling, and roadside assistance. This study covers the different solutions for insurance telematics, including PAYD and PHYD, across different form factors including embedded, portable, and converged in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the World.

What Questions Does This Report Answer?

  • What is UBI?
  • How is UBI evolving?
  • What is the role of UBI in the broader telematics context?
  • What are the main drivers and barriers for market uptake?
  • What are the main technical implementation types and how will their shares evolve?
  • How many UBI users will there be in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the World?

Who Needs This Report?

  • Insurance companies
  • Telematics service providers
  • Car OEMs
  • Automotive tier-one suppliers
  • Carriers
  • Software developers
  • Hardware developers

Table of Contents

  • Executive Brief

  • Top Line Forecast
  • Drivers
  • Inhibitors
  • UBI Technologies and Form Factors
  • Summary and Strategic Recommendations

Section 1.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.1. Market Trends
1.2. Market Drivers and Barriers
1.3. Market Forecasts

Section 2.
RECOMMENDATIONS

2.1. Insurance Providers
2.2. Telematics Vendors
2.3. Car OEMs
2.4. Governments and Regulators

Section 3.
INSURANCE TELEMATICS FEATURES

3.1. Pay As You Drive
3.2. Pay How You Drive
3.3. Driver Behavior Monitoring
3.4. Other Features
3.5. Consumer Versus Commercial
3.6. Wider Relevance of Insurance Telematics
3.7. Active Safety Systems and Insurance Telematics
3.8. Car Sharing and Telematics

Section 4.
INSURANCE TELEMATICS TECHNOLOGY

4.1. Telematics Hardware
4.2. Reporting and Monitoring Software
4.3. Analytics
4.4. Connectivity

Section 5.
INSURANCE TELEMATICS DRIVERS AND BARRIERS

5.1. Drivers
5.2. Barriers

Section 6.
INSURANCE TELEMATICS VENDORS

6.1. Allstate Insurance Company
6.2. Amaguiz
6.3. Aviva plc
6.4. CoverBox Ltd.
6.5. Hughes Telematics, Inc.
6.6. Ingenie Ltd.
6.7. Insure The Box
6.8. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
6.9. MyDrive Solutions
6.10. Novatel Wireless
6.11. Numerex Corporation
6.12. Octo Telematics S.p.A.
6.13. Progressive Casualty Insurance Company
6.14. State Farm
6.15. The Hartford
6.16. TomTom
6.17. TRACKER Network
6.18. Travelers Indemnity Company
6.19. Trimble Insurance Agency, Inc.
6.20. ViaSat, Inc.
6.21. Zurich Financial Services Ltd.

Section 7.
MARKET FORECASTS

7.1. Methodology
7.2. Definitions
7.3. Assumptions
7.4. North America
7.5. Europe
7.6. Asia-Pacific
7.7. Rest of the World

Section 8.
COMPANY DIRECTORY


Section 9.
ACRONYMS


Section 10.
LINKS TO RELATED RESEARCH

10.1. Scope of Study
10.2. Sources and Methodology
10.3. Notes




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  • Insurance Telematics Discounts by Type
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  • Insurance Telematics Subscribers by Region, World Market, Forecast: 2010 to 2017
  • Insurance Telematics Subscribers by Type, North America, Forecast: 2010 to 2017