With rising concerns over data privacy, the unauthorized use of personal information in auto insurance claims and repairs presents significant risks and implications for millions.

After a brief pandemic respite, U.S. commercial auto insurers grapple with profitability due to digital transformation lags and economic pressures.

As Tesla aims to innovate the insurance industry with personalized coverage, it faces hurdles like data privacy, regulatory compliance, and competition.

A recent analysis highlights the significant role urban environments play in attributing fault in pedestrian accidents, pointing to the need for insurance industry adaptation.

Following a non-injury crash, Allstate initially attributes 20% fault to a green-light driver, later revising their decision to full coverage after media inquiry.

Honda is recalling numerous models due to a front passenger seat sensor defect that could lead to unintended air bag deployment during crashes.

Over the last two years, U.S. farm bureaus in the property/casualty sector have enjoyed a 13% increase in premiums, driven by key lines of business despite facing underwriting and market share challenges.

Despite recent exits of Amazon and Google from insurance comparison services, traditional insurers continue to excel, blending technological innovation with proven expertise.

European insurers and automotive service providers appeal to the EU for urgent legislation on equitable access to in-vehicle data to foster competition and innovation.

The rise of electric vehicles and advanced automotive technologies is significantly altering the auto insurance industry, impacting costs and prompting innovative insurance practices.

In response to the recent Cruise robotaxi incident, General Motors acknowledges leadership failures and discontinues the Request for Assistance tool, aiming to regain trust and compliance in autonomous vehicle operations.

With 75% of drivers willing to switch for greener policies, insurance companies face the dual challenge and opportunity of integrating sustainability into their practices to meet consumer demands and regulatory requirements.

Discover how pharmacists in PBMs are revolutionizing patient care in workers’ compensation and auto no-fault by using their diverse expertise.

A recent study by Polly highlights a strong preference among Millennials and Gen Z for a unified car purchasing and insurance experience, leveraging technology.

General Motors Insurance, transitioning from OnStar, focuses on personalized auto insurance with plans to extend its reach beyond Arizona, Texas, and Illinois.