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Roadzen announced that its wholly owned U.S. roadside assistance subsidiary, National Automobile Club, has signed a commercial contract valued at approximately $1.2M in annual revenue with a U.S. provider of digital assistance, mass insurance, and extended warranty programs. The agreement names NAC as the exclusive roadside assistance provider embedded within the client's consumer mobile application, serving a base of more than 500,000 users.

Roadzen's drivebuddyAI has been granted a patent for a Real-Time Automotive Lane Region of Interest Detection System, a material advance in ADAS precision for commercial and passenger vehicles, and a foundational building block for next-generation autonomous driving architectures. The company said, "The invention addresses a persistent limitation in conventional lane detection: the inability to perform reliably across variable road conditions, lighting environments, and vehicle types. Key innovations include: Automated Frame Validation - An AI evaluation module scores video frames across lane visibility, geometry, vehicle positioning, and lighting. Only high-confidence frames drive lane ROI computation, materially reducing false alerts. Vehicle-Specific ROI Adaptation - Parameters adjust dynamically by vehicle type: precision-focused for passenger cars, stability-weighted for trucks, passenger safety-prioritised for buses. Dual-Camera Architecture - Road-facing and driver-facing cameras feed a unified AI pipeline, enabling simultaneous environmental and driver-state awareness. Level 2/3 Autonomy Compatibility - The system is architecturally compatible with Level 2 and Level 3 autonomous driving implementations, including Autonomous Emergency Braking, lane-keep assist, and advanced path planning for complex traffic scenarios. The architecture is designed to scale toward higher autonomy levels as regulatory frameworks and vehicle platforms evolve."

Roadzen announced that its U.S. operations have signed a letter of intent with a leading U.S. commercial insurance carrier for a dedicated commercial auto insurance program. The LOI contemplates $30M in annual underwriting capacity in year 1, scaling to $50M over three years, supporting Roadzen's expansion in the U.S. commercial auto insurance market. "Commercial auto insurance in the U.S. is a category where rates have been rising for years, and operators need partners who can help them manage risk rather than just price it," said Rohan Malhotra, founder and CEO of Roadzen. "This LOI, paired with our existing capacity and integrated with drivebuddyAI and National Auto Club, allows us to offer carriers and fleets a fully integrated solution - underwriting, distribution, roadside assistance, claims, and AI-driven risk management in one stack."

Roadzen announced that its drivebuddyAI driver safety and in-cabin intelligence platform has been awarded a contract by one of India's fleet operators. The agreement covers deployment of drivebuddyAI's six-camera ADAS solution across 3,000 heavy-duty trucks, with expansion potential to 10,000 vehicles. DrivebuddyAI will deliver approximately $2.5M in initial contracted revenue as deployments scale, with further potential to expand as the fleet grows.