Explore key auto insurance trends for 2026, including the impact of electric and autonomous vehicles, real-time analytics, telematics, and AI-driven risk management strategies shaping underwriting and claims processes.

The U.S. government rolls back strict EV mandates and lowers fuel economy standards from 50 to 34.5 mpg, aiming to reduce new car prices and stimulate domestic auto manufacturing.

Washington flooding highlights importance of comprehensive auto insurance for flood-damaged vehicles. Key insights on claims, repairs, and coverage limits for insurance professionals.

Explore key consumer finance trends including borrowing costs, housing affordability, and the impact of cold weather on electric vehicle range relevant to U.S. insurance professionals.

California Senate Bill 770 simplifies insurance requirements for electric vehicle charging stations in condominiums, easing HOA and homeowner compliance under Civil Code Section 4745.

The rollback of US fuel economy standards introduces uncertainty for automakers investing in EVs and new technologies, impacting market strategies and consumer costs. Industry adapts with subscription models and autonomous deployments.

November US auto sales show a shift toward SUVs and trucks with EV market fluctuations. Tariffs and USMCA negotiations influence vehicle pricing and industry dynamics.

2026 tax reforms will increase consumer take-home pay and tax refunds, supporting steady used car prices and impacting auto insurance premiums and loan rates in the U.S. automotive market.

Mercury Insurance's 2025-26 EV affordability report highlights lowest insurance cost electric vehicles to aid consumer and industry decision-making.

Discover key insurance challenges and strategies related to rising fire risks from residential electric vehicle charging, including claims complexity and coverage coordination.