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Toyota Motor Korea and the Insurance Development Institute have signed a memorandum of understanding to improve customer services through vehicle data linkage. The agreement was concluded on the 1st at the headquarters of Toyota Motor Korea, located in Seoul's Jung-gu district. Representatives from both sides, including Manabu Konoyama and Jin-ho Park, attended the signing ceremony.
The two companies focused on simplifying the process for insurance special clause discounts by sharing data related to advanced safety devices installed in vehicles. Toyota Motor Korea will provide the Insurance Development Institute with detailed specifications for each vehicle model and information on whether advanced safety devices are installed. The Insurance Development Institute plans to promptly reflect this information in the insurance information network.
Once this data linkage is established, domestic property and casualty insurance companies will be able to easily apply advanced safety device discount special clauses through their systems during the car insurance contract process. As a result, customers owning Toyota and Lexus vehicles will be able to enjoy insurance premium discounts without submitting separate documents or undergoing complex verification processes.
Both sides agreed to continue additional cooperation to ensure the sound development of the automotive and insurance industries, including analyzing vehicle and insurance data to establish appropriate repair cost calculation standards.
Manabu Konoyama stated that this agreement has improved access to insurance benefits for Toyota and Lexus customers and pledged to further strengthen customer-centric convenience and safety services. Heo Chang-eon evaluated this collaboration as a successful case of cooperation with a vehicle manufacturer and expressed his intention to expand cooperation with other manufacturers in the future.
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