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4 March 2025Technology

AI-driven insurtech secures $27.6m backing from Tesla and SpaceX investors

An AI-driven insurtech specialising in commercial P&C insurance has secured $27.6 million funding from investors that have previously backed Tesla, Coalition and SpaceX.

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