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I don’t think that what you’re describing is a significant cost to insurers. Many (most) accidents are shared responsibility. And if you get full coverage (assu
by matt_wulfeck 9y ago
I don’t think that what you’re describing is a significant cost to insurers. Many (most) accidents are shared responsibility. And if you get full coverage (assuming people with Tesla’s generally get full coverage) insurance covers it regardless of whether or not it’s your fault.
The article says that autopilot reduced accidents by 40%, and Elon Musk seems to be frustrated that they’re not taking this into account when determining risk.
- agumonkey 9y agoI'm really curious about this, I'm sure the expert review process is extremely inefficient. People will lie and make everything slow. Having loads of data right away is godsend. Also having alert faster may also help (say fire).
- djrogers 9y agoPerhaps this varies by country, but in the US I’ve never been involved in an accident where either insurance company looked at it as a ‘shared responsibility’. In fact, in each case a significant amount of effort was expended to prove fault and determine which insurance company was going to pay.
- jayd16 9y agoIt also varies state to state.