Auto Insurance

Rising claims severity and affordability pressures create a perfect storm forcing auto insurers to rethink traditional models by 2026.

Market growth for embedded insurance exceeds expectations, with auto insurance driving $1.1 trillion projection by 2033.

Auto insurance rate increases and the controversy about pandemic windfalls are fueling consumer distrust of carriers.

Rising commercial auto losses drive brokers to emphasize driver screening, technology solutions and vehicle maintenance.

Soaring insurance costs push younger drivers toward usage-based policies as the on-demand economy reshapes coverage needs.

Auto companies are rolling out "hands free" systems that can lull drivers into a false sense of security.

Auto insurers must brace for customer financial stress as credit-based scoring proves unreliable after lending disruptions.

Despite having VIN data, auto insurance companies remain surprisingly illiterate about the cars they insure. There's no excuse.