Jerry.ai was featured by CNBC as a leading AI-powered insurance shopping tool, helping drivers compare policies from dozens of insurers in minutes instead of hours.

Jerry receives recognition on Forbes’ list of America’s best startup employers for 2026, named among other growing businesses.

Jerry.ai featured among leading insurance apps on ChatGPT, highlighting our role in helping drivers make smarter decisions about car insurance and repairs through AI-powered insights.

"The worst is behind us and we should continue to see more stability in rates going forward," said Josh Damico, Jerry's VP of insurance operations"…

Car insurance rates are finally slowing down, according to Jerry's VP of Insurance Operations Josh Damico.

“Car insurance premiums lag contributing factors such as prices for vehicles and repairs, so insurers have been playing catch-up over the past year or so,” Damico told CNN.

According to Jerry, a car insurance savings app, Memorial Day weekend in Delaware is the deadliest in the nation on a per capita basis.

Jerry survey findings suggest a difficult road ahead for manufacturers, insurance companies and other data brokers that have been banking on consumer data.

According to a new survey of Americans conducted by car insurance app Jerry, Republicans are slightly more motivated to vote due to EV policies, with 39% saying the issue will be a factor in determining who they vote for in the 2024 presidential election, compared with 32% of Democrats.

According to a study conducted by Jerry, single women pay 2% more for their homes than men.

According to the Jerry study, despite sky-high auto insurance price increases in 2023, only 38% of drivers attempted to shop around for car insurance.

AllCar insurance-loan app, Jerry, has its own fake ad hyping a feature that delivers new car smell through AI.

The typical Tesla owner has a household income over $130,000 per year, per the Jerry study.

To effectively integrate GenAI, Jerry proposes a new paradigm: Designing for Dialogue.

A Jerry report finds every major car ownership expense except gas is dramatically more expensive than it was just three years ago, including used cars and trucks (+24%) and new cars (+19%).

You’ll more than likely save on auto insurance if you shop around for quotes.

According to Jerry, an insurance shopping app, auto premiums are up 43% in the past three years and there’s “no sign that insurers are done with steep rate increases.” By mid-2024, most insurance providers will have proper pricing in place and premium costs will level off, Jerry forecasts.

Drivers won't get a break on insurance costs next year as insurers rush to get rate increases approved.

According to one study by Jerry, an insurance comparison company that drew on data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the number of pedestrians killed in car crashes reached a four-decade high across the country in 2021, reaching more than 7,000 people.la 

Parents spend a lot of time worrying about how they’ll afford college tuition for their kids someday, but a pair of recent surveys show exorbitant college-like costs actually come much earlier in life.

For the fifth straight year, car ownership costs are climbing faster than drivers can absorb. The Jerry 2026 State of the American Driver report finds premiums cutting into grocery and retirement budgets at every income level, the drivers most willing to be tracked carrying the worst records, and a strong sentiment on hybrids versus EVs.

Car insurance rates change significantly as you age, and understanding when and why those changes happen can help you shop smarter. 

More than half of American drivers (52%) have cut spending somewhere in their household budget to keep up with the cost of car insurance. Nearly one in five (19%) have trimmed their grocery budget, 14% have pulled back on retirement savings and 10% have cut healthcare spending. Those numbers come from Jerry’s 2026 State of […]

Half of the drivers who reduced their car insurance last year had a claim-worthy incident within the same 12 months, four times the rate of drivers who kept their coverage. The likely reason: a post-accident premium spike that makes full coverage feel unaffordable. Once you have an accident, car insurance coverage can become so expensive […]

Use the sections below to see average monthly rates by age for your state. Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Florida requires pip coverage for all drivers, which adds to the base premium regardless of age. According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, all registered vehicles must carry both […]

Drivers with at-fault accidents are far more willing to let an insurer monitor their driving than drivers with clean records. As many as 85% said they would consider it in exchange for a lower rate, compared with 55% of drivers with no tickets or accidents. Those numbers come from Jerry’s 2026 State of American Drivers […]

The 2025 State of the American Driver report offers insights into how this new era of higher-cost car ownership is affecting Americans, how they are reacting, their outlook for car buying in the new year, their views on electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids, and their attitudes toward driving technology and data collection.

Potential fallout from the tariffs isn’t evenly spread across the automotive industry. Tesla and Jeep sidestep costs while luxury car buyers of Porsche could pay an additional estimated 23,000 dollars. See the most and least impacted models.

The 2024 State of the American Driver report offers insights into how a third year of elevated car-ownership costs is affecting Americans, the steepest jump in car insurance premiums since the 1980s, their cautiously renewed appetite for buying as interest rate cuts loom, their decisive shift toward hybrids over electric vehicles, and the road safety crisis playing out on America's streets.

The 2023 State of the American Driver report offers insights into how a second pandemic-era year of supply shortages and the strongest inflation in four decades is affecting American car owners, the financial burden many take on to stay on the road, their growing interest in electric vehicles after a year of record-high gas prices, their commuting habits, and their views on rising road rage and driver safety.

The 2022 State of the American Driver report offers insights into how the ongoing pandemic is reshaping car ownership for Americans, how they are reacting to chip shortages and rising gas prices, their outlook for buying and selling vehicles in the year ahead, their views on electric and autonomous vehicles, and their attitudes toward commuting, ride-hailing and the cost of driving.

Tracking real-time auto insurance premium trends across the U.S.

Jerry’s latest survey reveals rising insurance and auto prices are increasing pressure on Americans as they struggle to maintain car ownership.

Potential fallout from the tariffs isn’t evenly spread across the automotive industry. Tesla and Jeep sidestep costs while Porsche owners could pay an additional $31,000. See the most and least impacted models.