Auto
Your professional vehicles drive for your business, a single one or an entire fleet, so every accident can cost your company. Auto insurance covers them all, however many you have.
What it covers
The damage you cause to others
One of your vehicles injures someone or damages a car. This mandatory cover pays for the damage.
Damage to your own vehicles
Your vehicle is damaged, even when the accident is your fault. It gets repaired.
A personal car used for work
An employee has an accident in their car on a work trip. They are covered.
Breakdown help and legal defense
After an accident, you need a tow or a lawyer. It is taken care of.
What it does not cover
- If someone uses a company vehicle privately without saying so, the insurer can refuse to pay.
- If the driver had been drinking or using drugs, they are not covered.
- If a vehicle is not listed in the policy, it is not insured.
Who is it for?
You have one or several professional vehicles
A single van or an entire fleet: the policy adapts to how many vehicles you need covered, no minimum.
Your sales team drives a lot
A special cover protects their personal car when they drive for work.
You have delivery drivers or technicians
Vans have more accidents, so a good policy avoids nasty surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for a single vehicle too?
Is the cover for personal cars automatic?
Can I add or remove a vehicle during the year?
What about electric vehicles?
These coverages often go together
Property Damage (BOP)
A fire or water damage can shut your premises overnight. This insurance pays for the repairs and keeps you afloat until you reopen.
Professional Liability
When a client blames you for a mistake or a delay, legal fees pile up fast. Professional Liability picks up the bill for you.
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