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Motor insurance is designed to provide financial protection against specified risks associated with owning and using a vehicle - from accidents and theft to third-party liabilities.
Motor insurance isn't just about renewing a policy every year. It's about understanding what your vehicle is actually protected against.
Motor insurance is designed to provide financial protection against specified risks associated with owning and using a vehicle. Depending on the policy, coverage can include protection for:
Coverage, exclusions and benefits depend on the specific policy. Motor insurance isn't just about renewing a policy every year. It's about understanding what your vehicle is actually protected against.
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Provides coverage for specified third-party liabilities arising from the use of the insured vehicle, subject to the policy terms.
Think: Legal liability protection
Generally combines third-party liability coverage with protection for the insured vehicle against specified risks.
Think: Vehicle + Third-Party Protection
Provides protection for damage to your own vehicle against covered risks, subject to policy conditions.
Think: Protection for Your Vehicle
Because Owning a Vehicle Comes With Financial Responsibilities
Damage resulting from covered accidents.
Financial protection in situations covered by the policy.
Certain losses caused by events such as floods, storms or earthquakes may be covered depending on the policy.
Protection against covered legal liabilities arising from third-party injury or property damage.
Own-damage coverage may help with eligible repair expenses after covered incidents.
Different Vehicles. Different Protection Needs.
The right policy isn't necessarily the cheapest policy. It should provide appropriate coverage for your vehicle and circumstances.
Extra Protection for Specific Needs
Add-ons can extend or modify the protection provided by a base motor insurance policy, depending on the insurer and product. Common examples may include:
May reduce the impact of depreciation on eligible claim settlements, subject to conditions.
Can provide assistance for specified roadside situations.
May provide coverage for specified engine-related risks not covered under the standard policy, subject to terms.
May provide benefits based on invoice-related value in specified circumstances, subject to policy conditions.
May cover specified consumable items during eligible repairs.
Provides benefits according to the applicable personal accident policy/coverage terms.
Don't add every available add-on. Choose only those that make sense for your vehicle, usage and circumstances.
Don't Look at Premium Alone
What exactly is covered?
Understand how your vehicle's insured value is determined.
Know what portion of a claim you may have to bear.
Understand what isn't covered.
Choose relevant additional protection.
Check whether suitable cashless/network garage facilities are available.
Understand how claims are reported and handled.
Avoid letting your coverage lapse.
When You Need Your Insurance, the Process Matters
A policy isn't only about the premium. You should also understand:
Always review the insurer's current claim procedures and applicable policy terms.
Renewal Is a Good Time to Review Your Coverage
Don't renew automatically without checking whether your circumstances have changed. Review:
Renew With Understanding, Not Just Habit.
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We can help you understand your current motor insurance, coverage requirements, policy features, relevant add-ons, deductibles, renewal considerations, claim-related features, and policy terms and exclusions.
Help you choose coverage with clarity—not simply the lowest premium.
Don't choose motor insurance based on premium alone.
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Third-party motor insurance is legally required for vehicles used on public roads in India. The specific legal requirements can vary by vehicle and circumstance.
It generally combines third-party liability protection with coverage for damage to the insured vehicle against specified risks, subject to policy terms.
It provides coverage for specified third-party liabilities arising from the use of the insured vehicle, subject to the applicable policy and law.
IDV, or Insured Declared Value, is the value assigned to the insured vehicle for certain policy and claim purposes, subject to the insurer's methodology and policy terms.
Not always. Their usefulness depends on your vehicle, usage, circumstances and the protection provided by the base policy.
Generally, policyholders can choose another insurer when renewing, subject to applicable rules and procedures.
Review your coverage, IDV, deductibles, exclusions, add-ons, claim history, network garages and premium rather than simply renewing the existing policy without checking.
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