GM to Sell Car Insurance, Using Data on Your Driving to Set Prices - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

The Detroit auto maker aims to leverage the reams of data generated by its cars to establish an auto-insurance business

OnStar Insurance Could Save GM Owners Money—If They Drive Nicely

GM is getting into the telematics-based insurance game with OnStar Insurance, a service that calculates premiums based on driver behavior.

GM is selling driver data to insurers without consumers' knowledge, Texas AG alleges

Lawsuit alleges GM is signing up car owners for its OnStar system without notifying them that data is being sold to insurers.

GM Patented an Anti Road-Rage System That Can Take Control of the Car

the car. Depending on the situation, it could activate... GM's short desciption of the system is one that assesses "a... I'm seeing this as a way to avoid any insurance company from having...

Your car is spying on you and upping your insurance rates: report

Drivers of cars manufactured by GM, Ford, Honda and others say that their insurance rates went up after a computerized system sent data about their driving to issuers.

Your Car Might Be Secretly Recording and Sending Data to Your Insurer

Connected-car services might be sharing your data with insurance companies. Drivers told The... " If you own a GM car (Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, or GMC) with OnStar services, you can...

Maven (car sharing)

peer-to-peer car sharing service. [14] Owners received sixty percent of the rental cost and also received liability insurance. Vehicles had to be newer model GM vehicles and go through an...

Best Car Insurance Companies of October 2024

Looking for top-rated car insurance companies? Learn which insurers made our 2024 best car insurance company rating based on cost, coverage, complaints and more.

Why Tesla and GM want to be big in the car insurance business

Driver performance data and algorithms running inside EVs is creating a new insurance market for EV makers including Tesla and GM.

Your car may be ratting you out to your insurance company: Read This - Autoblog

and transmission to insurance databases, NYT reports, but all require the customer to opt in. If you own a connected car — and especially one sold by GM — the story deserves a careful read.