auto insurance

AI Insurance Startup Corgi Raises $106M in Funding

AI Insurance Startup Corgi Raises $106M in Funding

AI-powered insurance platform Corgi raised $106 million in funding, reaching a $2.6 billion valuation. The investment highlights growing interest in using artificial intelligence to transform insurance services for consumers.

German EV Subsidies Boost Electric Car Adoption Rates

German EV Subsidies Boost Electric Car Adoption Rates

German EV adoption hit a record 7.5% in Q1 2024 as new government subsidies up to $6,967 drove electric vehicle purchases. The trend highlights how financial incentives can accelerate EV transitions, offering lessons for US drivers watching similar policy developments.

Auto Insurance Profits Hit Record High in Q1 2026

Auto Insurance Profits Hit Record High in Q1 2026

Property and casualty insurers achieved their best first-quarter results in 25 years, with auto insurance driving much of the $22.1 billion industry profit. Major insurers like State Farm, Progressive, and GEICO all posted gains exceeding $1 billion.

AI in Auto Insurance: What It Means for Your Rates

AI in Auto Insurance: What It Means for Your Rates

A recent industry survey shows most auto insurers are cautiously adopting AI for claims processing and underwriting, but face challenges with data integration and security. While 60% expect AI to transform their business within three years, only 20% have advanced implementation.

AI Insurance Risks Different From Cyber Coverage

AI Insurance Risks Different From Cyber Coverage

Insurance companies are misclassifying AI-related risks as cyber issues, but early litigation shows AI liability stems from ordinary business operations, not security breaches. This creates potential coverage gaps for auto insurers dealing with AI-powered vehicle technology and telematics systems.

AIG Completes Corebridge Sale After 5 Years

AIG Completes Corebridge Sale After 5 Years

American International Group has completed the sale of its remaining stake in Corebridge Financial, ending a five-year separation process. This strategic move allows AIG to focus more resources on its core property and casualty insurance operations, including auto insurance.