Mitsubishi drivers in the US can take advantage of usage-based insurance (UBI) after the carmaker incorporated LexisNexis telematics into its Road Assist+ smartphone app. The app collects driver behaviour data and then feeds it back to drivers and insurers participating in Mitsubishi's Roadside Assistance service. UBI-based coverage will be available for all new vehicles sold by 2020 as part of a deal with Japan's largest automaker, which also includes an agreement to provide free roadside assistance services on existing vehicles.
Mitsubishi drivers in the US can take advantage of usage-based insurance (UBI) after the carmaker incorporated LexisNexis telematics into its Road Assist+ smartphone app. The app collects driver behaviour data and then feeds it back to drivers and insurers participating in Mitsubishi's Roadside Assistance service. The system gives motorists the insurance benefits without having to install a telematics device or buy a newer connected car model.