GM to launch auto, home insurance business

OnStar — Andrew Rose: "We, as a vehicle manufacturer, know your vehicle better than anybody else. Choosing safety features in your vehicle, you should be rewarded for that."

November 18, 2020 02:00 PM

DETROIT — General Motors said it is venturing back into the insurance business after a 12-year hiatus, using its OnStar telematics service to help determine a customer's rates and assess damages after a crash.

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