Australian insurer to recognise Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology in calculating premiums, only second in world to do so
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Australian insurer to recognise Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology in calculating premiums, only second in world to do so
Australian insurer becomes only the second in the world to take FSD Supervised as a rating factor, and to offer discounts. The post Australian insurer to recognise Tesla’s Full Self-Driving…
Read at The Driven →NEWS7Tesla FSD owners score Australian-first insurance winZurich becomes the first Australian insurer to price Tesla Full Self-Driving as a risk factor, and the data behind it is compellingFeann Torr - Sep 14th
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