Uber, Google and Bolt prepare autonomous cars in Spain with no clear insurance model
Uber, Google and Bolt are already testing autonomous vehicles in Spanish cities, still with a human on board and under the DGT framework, and expect to operate autonomously in 2027. Insurers are working against the clock to define how to measure the risk of driverless fleets, with no claims history and with liability shifting to the manufacturer or the service operator, according to experts from Mapfre and Mutua Madrileña.
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- Uber, Google and Bolt are testing autonomous vehicles in Spain with a human on board and expect to operate them autonomously in 2027
- Insurers lack a claims history to price these fleets and are working on building a "synthetic history"
- In autonomous driving, liability shifts to the manufacturer or the service operator, according to Mapfre
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