Coronation Business Vehicles Insurance
Whether driving employees around or moving goods across locations, your business vehicle contributes to the growth of your business. We understand how important it is that the wheels keep turning, that’s why we offer you a comprehensive range of solutions, and ensure that all claims are paid between 48 hours.
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With Coronation business vehicle insurance, you know you are fully covered
Your business vehicle needs are as unique as you. This is why our plans are flexible and designed to fit your specific needs. Whether on the road or in the garage, we have a plan that’s right for you. Choose your plan and enjoy protection from:
Third party property damage
Our plan protects you and your business vehicle(s) from financial and legal exposure to third party property damage.
Cover for bodily injury
If an accident involving your vehicle happens, we’d take care of the injuries and other consequences to third parties.
Fire damage cover
We protect your vehicles from damage caused by fire.
Theft
We protect your vehicles from losses caused by theft.
Accidental damage
If an accident involving your vehicle happens, we’d take care of the damages for you.
Why choose Coronation?
Coronation is one of the most respected insurers in Africa with a legacy of settling all claims within 48 hours. With us, you know you are fully covered. Enjoy more with us.
Reimbursement of legal fees
We’d settle the cost of all legal fees caused by court proceedings resulting in a valid claim involving your business vehicle.
Fleet discount
We’d give you a discount on your premium if you’re insuring five vehicles or more.
No claim discount
We’d reward you with a discount on your policy renewal if you don’t make any claims in your first year.
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Free Vehicle Tracker
Free Drivers Training
Prompt claims payment
Free Vehicle Tracker
Is the value of your vehicle 5 Milllion Naira or more? Get a free vehicle tracker for insuring with us.
Free Vehicle Tracker
Free Vehicle Tracker
Is the value of your vehicle 5 Milllion Naira or more? Get a free vehicle tracker for insuring with us.
Free Drivers Training
Prompt claims payment
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do when I have a Claim?
To lodge your claim with Coronation Insurance PLC, please visit www.coronationinsurance.ng. Kindly notify us of your claim by clicking on the Claim Section, fill your claims details, policy number, estimate of repairs and click submit. Alternatively, you can send a notification mail to contactcentre@coronationinsurance.com.ng
What is the difference between personal vehicle insurance policies and business vehicle insurance?
Types of business vehicle insurance
Comprehensive Insurance
Third Party, Fire & Theft Insurance
Third Party
Comprehensive Insurance
It doesn’t get better than our Comprehensive Insurance Plan. This plan handles damages to your business vehicles caused by fire or theft, and also frees you from legal and financial troubles when they come. No matter what happens to you or your vehicle, or who is at fault, we’ve got you covered.
Comprehensive Insurance
Comprehensive Insurance
It doesn’t get better than our Comprehensive Insurance Plan. This plan handles damages to your business vehicles caused by fire or theft, and also frees you from legal and financial troubles when they come. No matter what happens to you or your vehicle, or who is at fault, we’ve got you covered.
Third Party, Fire & Theft Insurance
Third Party
Additional covers that could support your business
Check out our other insurance options that you may be interested in
Energy Insurance
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Marine Insurance
Let’s protect your marine against potential losses which may occur during air, sea or land transportation, and offer you more peace of mind.
Directors’ & Officers’ Liability Insurance
This Liability Insurance Policy from Coronation is designed to protect the directors and officers of a company in the event they are being sued personally or jointly on the grounds of actions or inactions alleged to have been committed by them in the course of carrying out their statutory and supervisory responsibilities.