Automakers Share Driver Data with Insurers, Raising Privacy Concerns Car owners are discovering that automakers are sharing detailed driving data with insurance companies, leading to increased premiums. Data from connected vehicles, including trip details, driving habits, and risk scores, are being provided to insurers without drivers' full awareness or consent. This practice has prompted concerns about privacy and potential violations of consumer protection laws. The sharing of such sensitive information without clear disclosure has raised alarm among policymakers and consumers alike. This trend of data sharing is not limited to one automaker, with several major companies participating in similar practices. The lack of transparency and consent in this process has led to discontent and calls for further investigation into these data-sharing arrangements.