The automotive insurance industry has built up a well-established risk model over the years, tweaking it along the way in light of new technology developments. Fundamentally, underwriters assess risk on a combination of the individual driver’s attributes (driving history, age, home address, etc.) and the vehicle’s attributes (make, model, content level, etc.) In Europe and many other markets, about 80% of the risk is based on the vehicle and 20% on the driver. But what happens to that model with autonomous vehicles (AVs)?
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