Auto Insurance

Just a week after robotaxis received unlimited approval to operate in San Francisco, Cruise is ordered to cut service in half. 

California's decision to give robotaxi services free rein in San Francisco will lead to a host of next steps, and quickly.

The 125-year-old, $300 billion U.S. auto insurance industry is caught between runaway inflation and strained consumer wallets.

Soaring costs for parts and repair services, the move to electric vehicles and more dangerous behavior by drivers has auto insurers in crisis.

For workers’ comp claims with attorney involvement, average indemnity costs are $77,807, 390% higher than for unrepresented claims.

Social inflation, fueled by third -party litigation funding, added more than $20 billion to commercial auto claims in the 2010s.

The ubiquity of Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) is forcing major changes on collision repair facilities -- and they're just beginning.

The pandemic has made prices of used vehicles and parts more volatile, and generally much higher, but insurers have yet to adapt their models.