State Farm partners with Volvo

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and Volvo Car Financial Services have teamed up to integrate auto insurance into the vehicle purchase process, giving Volvo customers the option to request and buy coverage while shopping for a car.

The collaboration connects buyers with State Farm agents to streamline quoting and offer personalized protection. Both companies say the partnership reflects their shared focus on safety, simplicity, and improving the customer experience.

The news follows the August launch of Volvo Car Insurance Services, the company’s first independent insurance agency in the US. Through partnerships with Progressive, Travelers, The Hartford, and Nationwide, Volvo now offers auto, home, umbrella, and specialty products across select states, all fully integrated into the Volvo Cars App—raising the question of how Volvo will balance distribution among its insurance partners.

In the past, Volvo directed car insurance shoppers to Liberty Mutual for quotes. Now, its landing page redirects to State Farm.

Bottom Line: The Liberty Mutual–Tesla affinity partnership eventually ended, as did the online affinity program with Volvo, though Liberty Mutual remains appointed with Volvo Car Financial Services U.S., LLC. An ending, however, doesn’t necessarily mean a bitter one.

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