Your car knows where you go. Insurers, lenders and automakers want to know too
Connected cars are generating extensive data about routes, driving patterns, and vehicle health, raising concerns over data privacy and monetization. This data can enhance fleet management for operators like Ram Prasad, who uses it to optimize routes and maintenance. As connected vehicles proliferate, insurers and automakers may seek to leverage this data for various applications, prompting questions about user control and data ownership.