Who is going to be holding the liability?

Impact On Pricing And Claims

Assisted Driving Technologies

From emergency automatic braking to distance control systems, the way we drive is moving towards assisted driving. With leading OEMs completely invested in the technological evolution towards driverless vehicles, autonomous technologies are being implemented every day, drawing the automotive industry closer to full autonomy.

This transition from assisted driving to fully autonomous vehicles is having a remarkable impact on the current auto insurance business model.
With personal liability gradually transforming into product liability, it is vital for insurance carriers to understand where liability sits in the context of driverless vehicles.

Autonomous technologies currently being implemented in the fleet space are already contributing to safer roads and minimizing risks. This is already impacting the frequency and severity of claims, and every insurance carrier is questioning how and when this will feed into premium pricing and eventually affect the private auto market.

Driverless Technologies Insurance North America 2016 will bring together leading North American insurance carriers, OEMs, Regulators, Researchers and service providers to gain clarity on how the progressive implementation of autonomous driving technologies will impact auto insurance business models, both in the private auto and commercial vehicles space.

Chris Ziance, Product Manager, Progressive Insurance

Alexander McGinley, Vice President, U.S. Marine XL, Catlin Insurance

Robert Cleveland, Product Manager, Bankers Insurance

Ian Wright, Co-Founder, Tesla Motors

David Zuby, EVP and Chief Research Officer, Insurance Institute For Highway Safety

Brent Hankins, Advanced Concepts Engineer, Peterbilt Trucks

Alex Epstein, Senior Director, Digital Strategy & Content, National Safety Council

Robert Peterson, Director, Center For Insurance Law & Regulation