20 October 2015News

Motor insurance will survive autonomous driving

Motor insurance will survive despite the imminent introduction of autonomous car technology, Ludger Arnoldussen, member of Munich Re’s board of management, in charge of central procurement services for Germany, Asia-Pacific and Africa, said at a press conference in Baden-Baden yesterday (Monday October 19).

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