Q2 Auto Insurance Shopping Dips; Consumer Switching Increases
Q2 auto insurance shopping declines slightly as consumer switching rises, driven by risk-based pricing and bundled policyholders. Northeast shows highest shopping activity.
Q2 auto insurance shopping declines slightly as consumer switching rises, driven by risk-based pricing and bundled policyholders. Northeast shows highest shopping activity.
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U.S. auto insurance shopping grew 16% in Q1 2025, driven by tax refunds, tariffs, and older consumer activity, while retention rates declined to 78%.
U.S. auto insurance shopping increased 16% in Q1 2025 as tax refunds and tariffs drive new vehicle purchases. Policy retention declines, prompting insurers to adjust strategies.
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