ICA Unveils Strategy to Combat Rising Motor Insurance Costs

Key factors contributing to this rise include a 42% increase in average claims costs between 2019 and 2024, driven by higher expenses for vehicle replacement, parts, and labour. Additionally, repair costs have climbed 26% since 2022 due to rising wages, more expensive spare parts, and longer repair times.

The ICA's roadmap emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts among insurers, repairers, and policymakers to implement strategies that can mitigate these cost drivers. Proposed measures include investing in advanced repair technologies, streamlining claims processes, and promoting the use of standardized parts to reduce expenses.

For real estate professionals who rely on motor vehicles for property inspections, client meetings, and other business activities, these rising insurance costs can impact operational budgets. Staying informed about industry developments and exploring insurance options tailored to their specific needs can help mitigate the financial impact of increasing premiums.