EVG insurance integration will allow UAE motorists to access Policybazaar.ae insurance services through Emirates Vehicles Gate and other digital platforms.
DUBAI: UAE motorists could soon find it easier to buy insurance as EVG insurance integration brings Policybazaar’s services directly into Emirates Vehicles Gate, a digital platform operated by SAAED for Traffic Systems LLC. The strategic partnership, announced on August 26, 2026, is designed to give customers easier access to insurance through government and non-government digital channels.
Under the agreement, Policybazaar.ae will expand the distribution of its insurance products through EVG and other digital platforms. The companies say the approach will improve convenience and customer choice by placing insurance services within digital environments motorists already use.
The partnership combines EVG’s digital ecosystem with Policybazaar.ae’s insurance marketplace capabilities. The companies expect this to create a more connected customer journey while supporting the UAE’s wider push towards integrated digital services.
Mr. Hamad Mohamed Al Shehhi, Executive Director of Corporate Services at SAAED for Traffic Systems LLC, said: “This partnership reflects our commitment to expanding the range of value-added services available to customers through digital platforms. By working with Policybazaar.ae, we aim to make access to insurance more convenient and support the UAE’s broader digital transformation objectives.”
For motorists, the EVG insurance integration could reduce the number of separate steps involved when dealing with vehicle-related services. Policybazaar.ae says its planned integration will connect vehicle and driver verification with real-time insurance quotations, payment and policy issuance within the same digital ecosystem.
The development also signals an expansion of EVG’s role beyond vehicle registration. Insurance is expected to become one of the first private-sector service categories offered natively through the platform, bringing cover closer to the point at which motorists are already completing vehicle-related transactions.
Policybazaar.ae expects the integration to go live in the coming weeks. Once launched, customers will be able to access insurance directly through EVG for the first time, according to the company.
The partnership comes as UAE organisations increasingly combine public and private digital services to reduce friction for residents. For Policybazaar.ae, EVG insurance integration also provides another distribution channel and supports its strategy of reaching customers through platforms they already use rather than requiring them to begin a separate insurance journey.
Impact to expect
UAE motorists could benefit from a simpler digital journey in which vehicle services and insurance become more closely connected. If implemented as planned, the partnership could reduce repeated data entry and make comparing, paying for and issuing insurance more convenient within established digital channels.
