2023’s Auto Insurance Market — The Top-10 Insurers
Published June 18, 2024 at 1:22 PM · News Releases and Bulletins

Five insurance companies own 62.5% of the auto insurance market. Subtract USAA’s 6.27% and the top four have over half of the market at 56.23%. The combined direct written premiums of the top five hit over $197 billion in 2023.
Here’s how they rank:
1. State Farm
Market share: 18.31%
Direct premiums written: $57,974,270,313
Direct written premiums earned: $54,812,500,326
Direct loss to EP ratio: 84.34
Direct loss and DCC to EP ratio: 87.63
2. Progressive
Market share: 15.24%
Direct premiums written: $48,255,874,744
Direct written premiums earned: $45,888,459,482
Direct loss to EP ratio: 69.15
Direct loss and DCC to EP ratio: 70.83
3 Berkshire Hathaway
Market share: 12,31%
Direct premiums written: $38,965,761,608
Direct written premiums earned: $38,383,695,986
Direct loss to EP ratio: 74.24
Direct loss and DCC to EP ratio: 75.58
4. Allstate
Market share: 10.37%
Direct premiums written: $32,848,168,906
Direct written premiums earned: $31,863,541,999
Direct loss to EP ratio: 74.76
Direct loss and DCC to EP ratio: 76.84
5. USAA
Market share: 6.27%
Direct premiums written: $19,847,915,798
Direct written premiums earned: $18,829,720,861
Direct loss to EP ratio: 77.30
Direct loss and DCC to EP ratio: 78.31
6. Liberty Mutual
Market share: 4.2%
7. Farmers
Market share: 4.18%
8. American Family Insurance
Market share: 2.14%
9. Travelers
Market share: 2.08%
10. Nationwide
Market share: 1.71%
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