
How Apollo Is Building the Insurance Layer for Autonomous Vehicles
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, host Daniel interviews Chris Moore, president of Apollo iBot, about the company’s pioneering insurance program for autonomous vehicles. Moore explains why traditional auto, liability, and cyber policies can’t adequately cover AV risks and why a dedicated, data‑driven liability solution is essential. He describes Apollo’s approach to pricing with limited claims history—using frequent mileage data, severity modeling, and continuous client collaboration—to manage uncertainty and legal volatility. The conversation highlights Apollo’s unique position, rooted in its history of insuring the sharing economy, and its commitment to creating a single, adaptable policy for the emerging AV market.

Flexdrive: Lyft's Secret Weapon in Autonomous Mobility
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, FlexDrive CEO John Parks explains how Lyft’s fleet‑management subsidiary keeps autonomous and rental vehicles charged, maintained, and matched to rider demand. He details FlexDrive’s evolution from a rideshare rental partner to a vertically integrated...

AV Charging Infrastructure: How Terawatt Is Building the Physical Layer Autonomous Fleets Need
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, host Daniel talks with Peter Cohen, General Manager for AV and rideshare at Terawatt Infrastructure, about the often‑overlooked challenge of charging infrastructure for autonomous vehicle fleets. Terawatt builds, finances, and operates high‑power charging hubs—typically...

Inside MOIA: Autonomous Turnkey Solution for Europe
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, Rainer Becker, Director of Business Development at Moja—Volkswagen’s autonomous mobility arm—explains Moja’s "Turnkey" solution for deploying driverless ride‑pooling services in Europe. The offering combines a purpose‑built autonomous ID. Bus vehicle, a cloud‑based platform to manage...

Deep Dive WeRide: Business Model, Unit Economics, Fleet Data, Financials and More
WeRide, one of China’s leading autonomous‑vehicle firms, now operates five distinct AV products in 12 countries and holds driverless permits in eight. The company’s revenue model blends asset‑light robotaxi services with higher‑margin robobuses and robosweepers, differentiating its China and international...

Autonomous Driving in Switzerland: Regulation, Pilots, and Why Chinese Players Chose Swiss Roads
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, Oliver Nahon, Director of Operations at the Swiss Association for Autonomous Mobility (SAM), explains why autonomous vehicles are a strategic priority for Switzerland’s saturated transport system and outlines the country’s pioneering regulatory framework that...

$41 Billion in Physical AI: What Investors Need to Know About Robotaxis & Humanoid Robots
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, Marcin Briggs of Bank of America Global Research explains the rise of "physical AI"—AI that perceives, reasons, and acts in the real world—and why autonomous vehicles are the first large‑scale proving ground. He highlights...