Auto industry

While traditional carmakers have been quickly retooling factories to make EVs and investing heavily in battery-making capacity, their software efforts appear more hit-and-miss.

Crash detection technology has the potential to save lives and reduce claims expenses.

Pilot Co., which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway, agreed to take a stake in Kodiak Robotics Inc., a driverless truck startup.

The insurer introduced the tech to accelerate claims and simplify the customer experience.

Through a smartphone app, customers can now digitally customize monthly payments for their EV subscriptions.

NoCell application lowers incidents and helps keep coverage rates under control

The partnerships with United Automobile Insurance Company and Citizens United Reciprocal Exchange come off the heels of Cloverleaf's investment into its suite of new AI-driven advanced analytics and data security technologies.

Russell Page will oversee data and technology initiatives.

An extension of the popular $7,500 tax credit available to EV buyers was included in the surprise breakthrough deal reached by Senator Joe Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer last week.

Tesla has so far had no trouble growing its way through Musk’s many controversies.

Shiftyy and ALEXIS' strategic partnership deployed their predictive driving behavior modeling with DHL service providers.

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“Consumers are out of patience and I’m right there with them,” FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in the statement.

A trends report examines the impact of electric vehicles on the insurance industry.

Sabre Insurance Group Plc shares plunged more than 42% on Thursday.

Customers look to the app for swapping cars, financing, insurance, warranties and paying parking tickets.

The industry will increasingly harness data to meet the growing expectations and demands of switched-on consumers.

An insurtech that uses AI and machine learning analytics to streamline the underwriting process in commercial auto.

Uber and Lyft Inc. are on the hook to show progress toward achieving their goal of switching entirely to EVs in Europe and North America by 2030.

Drivers who dropped coverage or were underinsured can get more choices of carriers and levels of coverage.