The electric two-wheeler manufacturer is seeking to expand its revenue streams by leveraging its existing customer base to distribute insurance products under a composite corporate agent licence.
Insurer says it is the first in Australia to price Tesla's supervised self-driving technology into premiums, following US carrier Lemonade's move earlier this year.
Pricing new mobility risks requires rating factors built for the technology, not retrofitted from old variables, industry experts said at the Asian Actuarial Conference 2026.
The Chinese EV maker will cover repair costs and compensation for accidents under its God's Eye assisted-driving system, and has pledged that claims will not raise policyholders' premiums.
Growth is also being supported by digital distribution, product innovation and underwriting discipline, despite pressure from rising vehicle prices, weaker purchasing power and weather-related losses.
