Corporate Fleet Insurance in Brazil

Protecting the vehicles behind your logistics operation — a different product from cargo insurance.

Direct answer

Corporate fleet insurance covers the vehicles used in your operation — not the cargo they carry. Companies with significant logistics activity typically need both fleet and cargo insurance structured together.

How it works

1
We assess your fleet profile — size, vehicle types, and routes.
2
We assess whether cargo insurance should be structured alongside fleet coverage.
3
We present a proposal with terms clearly explained.

Who this is for

Companies with large owned fleets

Centralized logistics operations across multiple routes.

Foreign-owned operations in Brazil

Needing compliant local structuring for owned vehicles.

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Fleet vs. cargo — the key distinction

  • Fleet insurance: covers the vehicle itself
  • Cargo insurance: covers the goods being transported
  • Companies with significant logistics activity often need both

Content reviewed by Ronaldo Fernandes, Commercial Director and licensed technical broker (SUSEP 201069372) at Kingdom Broker Brazil. Verified 08/27/2026.

What clients of the Group say

"Confident, secure, competent!!"

— Cidoka Moura, Grupo Store Brasil client

"Professional, fast, attentive and competent."

— Luiza Carvalho, Grupo Store Brasil client

"Excellent service, very satisfied."

— Andrea Guerra, Grupo Store Brasil client

"Good service and attention."

— Sergio Da Rocha Romeu, Grupo Store Brasil client

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between fleet and cargo insurance?

Fleet covers vehicles; cargo covers the goods being transported.

Do you structure this for foreign-owned companies?

Yes, as a SUSEP-licensed broker for companies operating in Brazil.

Ready to protect your fleet?