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Cockpit of futuristic autonomous car." data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" CMT’s DriveWell telematics program expands to include connected vehicle data By on April 6, 2022 Announcements Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) has expanded its AI-driven telematics program DriveWell to connected vehicles. The expansion, which is an opt-in for customers, will give participating insurers access to connected vehicle data from over 20 automakers in the United States, Canada, and Europe.The company said the expansion could help auto insurers accelerate their adoption of connected vehicle data, which it called “still in its early stages.”The first offering, CMT said, covers VIN-based “risk factors.” These include verified VIN, verified mileage, garaging information, and vehicle-specific factors, combined with trip data collected from customers’ smartphones.“These factors help insurers reduce leakage costs, combat fraud, and create a more holistic view of driver and vehicle risk,” the company said. It said that self-reported odometer readings and incorrect garaging information cost U.S. auto insurers more than $8 billion a year.The extension is available for insurers to include in their telematics programs, Matt Fiorentino, senior director of marketing for CMT, told Repairer Driven News. “If an insurer wants to use DriveWell Auto, they will contact their customers and offer the option to add their connected vehicle to their telematics policy,” he said.“Insurance customers can choose to opt-in and activate their connected vehicle. The opt-in process includes pairing the connected vehicle with the smartphone app for their telematics program,” he said.Fiorentino said these customers could already be part of an insurer’s telematics program, or could be new customers. It’s up to insurers to decide who the program will be offered to, he said.“Customers will always need to opt-in to the program,” he said. “It won’t be a surprise.”Until now, DriveWell has gathered data from smartphones, proprietary tags, dashcams, and third-party devices. The company said more than 22 million of its tags are in use around the world.Asked whether first notice of loss (FNL) would be included under DriveWell Auto, Fiorentino replied, “Automatic crash detection and digital FNOL are available today through the DriveWell platform on IoT [internet of things] devices like smartphones and Tags.”The “normalization

Of driving data across disparate data sources” provided by DriveWell Auto, CMT said, “provides auto insurers, automakers, rideshare, fleet, wireless, and safety companies an unparalleled, physics-based view into what’s actually happening on the road and behind the wheel.”The world’s largest telematics provider, CMT’s DriveWell platform is used by such major auto insurers as State Farm, Liberty Mutual, and Nationwide, as well as regional carriers like Plymouth Rock, Mercury, and Erie, and insuretechs like Marmalade. The company works with 21 of the 25 largest U.S. auto insurers.CMT said the addition of connected vehicle data to DriveWell “comes amid significant disruption in the auto insurance and automotive industries.”“Despite the rapid growth of connected vehicles, the adoption of connected vehicle data by auto insurers is still in its early stages,” the company said. “Due to the complexity of normalizing data across auto manufacturers, auto insurers are integrating connected vehicle sources in an ad-hoc way, sometimes relying on data aggregators. The resulting data sources are siloed from smartphone and IoT data, creating disjointed customer experiences and product offerings.”“There is a wave of innovative IoT data sources coming that will be critical to understanding driving risk and lowering crash rates. CMT fuses these disparate data sources to produce a unified view of driving,” Hari Balakrishnan, CTO and founder of CMT, said in a statement. “Fusion is the only way to unify everyday driving behaviors across vehicles and drivers in a policy. For example, a family that wants a telematics program may have both connected and unconnected vehicles. You need fusion to give them a consistent customer experience.”CMT projects that the total number of global IoT devices to surpass 27 billion by 2025. Analysts expect 7.2 billion active smartphones and over 400 million connected vehicles on the road in the same time period, it said.ImagesFeatured image provided by metamorworks/iStockIllustration provided by Cambridge Mobile TelematicsShare This:

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