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AX is the leading provider of intelligent vehicle protection and management technologies and replacement vehicles in the event of an accident, delivered via its two operating divisions: AX Automotive and AX Innovation.
AX helps businesses and drivers manage and protect their vehicles and in the event of an accident, provides accident assistance services including recovery, repair and replacement vehicles.
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Vehicle accident management: How technology can transform customer care
Integrating technology and software into the customer journey is now not just important, but essential. This blog highlights technology’s role in an integrated customer journey and the implications for vehicle incident management as well as accident aftercare.
Whiplash reforms - what have we learnt so far?
This opinion piece looks at the recent whiplash reforms in the UK, the effect it has had on the volume of personal injury claims submitted to the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) and four points which motor retail brokers should keep in mind.
What will finally start the electric vehicle revolution? The results
Following on from the recently published whitepaper, AX, now share the detail behind their electric vehicle survey, by sharing the answers and the analysis of the 20 questions presented.
A new breed of insurance buyer: How brokers can adapt to EV drivers
The gradual transition to electric vehicles poses several challenges for the insurance industry, with the sector assessing the sustainability of existing claims solutions and motor products. This blog highlights how brokers can adapt their solutions and products to meet the needs of EV drivers.
The whiplash reforms - What does it mean for the broker market?
This whitepaper will help guide brokers through the whiplash reforms, explore what they mean to the broker sector and inform brokers on how they can successfully navigate the pitfalls they present.
What will finally start the electric vehicle revolution?
In this whitepaper, AX Automotive present their findings from their recent electric vehicle survey of 2,200 drivers and share their thoughts on the key changes required to increase electric vehicle adoption.