evidence: A Temporary insurance product is one bought for a limited duration, normally between 1 hour and 1 month to provide customers with coverage for only the period of time that they need. Motor insurance is the biggest segment for temporary cover with use cases ranging from borrowing a van to do your own removals to covering yourself to test drive a second hand car. The main barrier to traditional insurers offering temporary insurance is likely to be legacy systems built around the annual policy cycle. Despite this, a number of large insurers have temporary insurance options such as Veygo by Admiral and Aviva who provide capacity to Dayinsure. Sabre are also in the process of launching a temporary motor product. In addition to the big name insurers there are a number of InsurTechs and brokers that specifically target the temporary motor insurance market. [...] One aspect of the temporary cover market showing strong growth is drive away cover for new and used cars bought online via new car sales models such as Cinch and Cazoo. Temporary cover can be used to insure the delivery drivers or the new owners during the initial period of ownership before they decide whether to return the car or buy more traditional insurance. GForces, an ecommerce provider for 20 car manufacturers saw a 1228% increase in new and used cars biought throught its platform in 2020 with the expectation that this will double again in 2021 and continue to grow at 24% in 2022 (Source: Autocar). The shift to a new way of buying cars looks like it is here to stay for many customers and this will provide structural growth to the temporary insurance market.