Motor Mouth Podcast: What challenges do EVs pose for insurers?

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Welcome to the return of the Motor Mouth podcast, as we count down to the Insurance Post event Motor and Mobility on the 15 June at Mercedes Benz World.

In this episode Insurance Post content director Jonathan Swift discusses the growth of electric vehicles and the news risks and claims scenarios they pose to insurance companies.

Joining him for the conversation are:

Richard Billyeald, chief technical officer, Thatcham Research

Chris Moore, head of Ibott, Apollo Syndicate

 

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Motor and Mobility Conference

The challenges facing the motor insurance market are daunting as the pace of change moves up through the gears. The industry, the manufacturers, the law, technology are all in the fast lane – but do you know where that journey will end? This is the conference that will help answer that vital question.

Bringing together hundreds of attendees, including senior representatives from the UK’s leading insurers, regulators and motor manufacturers, Post’s Motor & Mobility Conference explores the key issues currently facing the motor insurance sector.

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