Auto insurance

Henry Kowal, Arity's director of insurance product, shared with Digital Insurance about new car technology.

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. will pay a $5 billion cash dividend to its auto-insurance customers.

Mitchell published Plugged-In: EV Collision Insights report which highlights the adoption of EVs and collision claims costs.

After several unpredictable years of rate spikes and underwriting pressure, auto loss ratios are beginning to moderate and stabilize.

Insurance companies can and should play a big role in helping customers cut their policy costs.

Embedded insurance offers customers a seamless underwriting experience and integrates coverage digitally at point of sale.

Insurance broker stocks were pummeled Monday as the launch of an artificial intelligence tool from Insurify.

AI is reshaping how claims are handled, how repairs are performed, and how teams deliver faster and more connected experiences across the auto claims ecosystem.

The new plans will cut per-mile rates by about 50% when customers have Tesla's Full Self-Driving system engaged, Lemonade said Wednesday in a statement.

Insurance carriers are working to improve digital quoting, according to the Keynova Q4 2025 Online Insurance Scorecard.

What's ahead for auto insurance in 2026.

New technologies are helping insurers practice ESG principles in a real and meaningful way.

The Cambridge Mobile Telematics road risk analysis predicts a nearly 11% increase in distracted driving over the holiday.

Research from TransUnion's 2026 Property and Casualty report reveals that carriers must meet evolving communication expectations.

Aaron Ammar, co-founder and chief insurance officer of Roamly, shared insights into the company.

The 2025 Telematics Report from SambaSafety reveals that 88% of fleets use telematics for safety reasons.

Erie Insurance, NJM and Liberty Mutual rank highest in overall customer satisfaction, according to the 2025 J.D. Power U.S. Auto Claims Satisfaction study.

Road rage and speeding are the most common bad driving habits, according to a survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report.

A new analysis from S&P Global Mobility forecasts more than 95 million autonomous vehicles on the road by 2035, changing traditional auto insurance coverage.

The Governors Highway Safety Association and Cambridge Mobile Telematics' new report suggests advanced predictive analytics to help prevent traffic deaths.