Auto industry

Brown's approach to diversity in business allows firms to compete on equal footing with larger competitors, which increases collaboration and yields stronger business results.

Referred to as "vehicle to grid," two-way charging works by sending power to the grid from an electric vehicle's battery while the car is parked and plugged in.

High theft risks for Kia and Hyundai cars, and repair cost risks for Teslas, have driven auto insurers to drop or modify coverage of those vehicles, which is forcing more auto policyholders to switch carriers.

The move comes as incumbent truckmakers face the task of developing battery trucks that require fast-charging points with energy needs akin to small towns, and complex fuel-cell technology.

Since 2019, there's been an 18% increase in alcohol-impaired fatal crashes, a new study has found. An analysis of traffic violations data can help accurately forecast insurance losses, according to the credit bureau.

The car is transforming rapidly and the opportunities to work with the vehicle ecosystem have never been more straightforward.

The concept car shown at VivaTech was put together in six month by some 100 engineers.

Carrier's strategic enterprise executives tell Dig-In attendees how homeowner and tenant verification, Rivian EV initiatives brought in more underwriting business.

Nestor Solari, founder and CEO of Sigo, shares his insights and the company's solutions addressing the underserved market.

If adopted, nearly all light vehicles in the U.S. would be required to have AEB technology three years after the publication of the final rule.

The World Property and Casualty Insurance Report uncovers the future of mobility insurance and how insures can adapt.

Application helps safety managers rate and coach drivers, assign routes

The 2023 U.S. Insurance Shopping Study finds that usage-based insurance programs increase customer satisfaction.

The car manufacturer is offering a free anti-theft software upgrade and working with AAA insurers to provide coverage options to affected vehicles.

Thursday's order by Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Evette Pennypacker is a watershed moment in the escalating controversy over Tesla's driver-assistance technology.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance organizations to learn about how consumers view anti-distraction solutions and how to address concerns.

Insurance agency catering to first-time car owners with Bring Your Own Insurance program.

As distracted driving behaviors increase post-pandemic, insurers are implementing technologies to prevent accidents and auto claims.

The partnership aims to assess accident prevention solutions to reduce auto claims and overall vehicle ownership costs.

Safety tech company Motive finds 40% of trucking fleets underinvested.