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Why do you need Motor Insurance?

Check out some reasons which make motor insurance a must-have.

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Legal mandate

Third-party insurance coverage is mandatory per the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988. If you have a vehicle, you need to get it insured.

Different plans

Choose from different types of Motor Insurance plans and get customised coverage for your vehicle.

Third-party coverage

Protect your finances against third-party liabilities if your vehicle causes injury, death, or third-party property damage.

Coverage against loss or theft of own vehicle

Get covered for the financial loss if natural or man-made calamities damage your vehicle or if it is stolen.

Our Products at a Glance

Bike insurance

Our Car Insurance Plans KEY FEATURES Our Car Insurance Plans
  • Coverage for bikes and scooters
  • Annual plans
  • Instant online issuance and renewal

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Car insurance

Our Car Insurance Plans KEY FEATURES Our Car Insurance Plans
  • Get coverage for your car
  • Choose from comprehensive, own damage or third-party policy
  • Variety of add-ons like Roadside assistance, Zero Depreciation, etc.

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Compare Our Motor Insurance Products

Different types of Motor Insurance plans have different features and benefits. Have a look at their comparative analysis.

All Motor Insurance plans Own damage Motor Insurance Third-party Motor Insurance Comprehensive Motor Insurance
COVERAGE

Damage to the vehicle or theft Third-party liabilities Own damage + third-party liabilities
TENURE
1 year 1 year, 3 years or 5 years 1 year
ADD-ONS
Available Limited add-ons are available Available
PREMIUM
Depends on IDV Set by IRDAI Depends on IDV + Third-party premium set by IRDAI

Choose add-ons for extra protection

Personal Accident Cover

Covers accidental deaths and permanent disability. Can provide upto 100% cover in case of permanent disability.

Driver Cover

Personal accident cover for a paid driver

Engine Protection

Covers engine damages due to water seepage.

Passenger Cover

Personal accident cover for all passengers against accidental death or disability. Can cover hospitalisation, treatment, and ambulance fees.

Roadside Assistance

24/7 assistance in the case of vehicle breakdowns.

Tyre Protection

Covers tyre damages up to a specified limit

Zero Depreciation:

Gives bumper-to-bumper cover and also covers the depreciating value of your vehicle. Mostly available for cars up to 5 years old.

NCB Protection

Protects the accumulated No Claim Bonus even after a claim

Consumables

Covers the cost of consumables used during repairs.

Key Protection

Covers damage to and replacement of the vehicle’s lock and keys.

Get started with Motor Insurance

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How to buy?

    • Login in to the ABCD App
    • Go to the Motor Insurance homepage under the Insurance domain.
    • Enter your vehicle number & other relevant vehicle details.
    • Compare various car or bike insurance plans from leading insurers.
    • Select any suitable add-ons or update your Insured Declared Value as per the requirement. 
    • Choose the plan that fits your pocket & fulfils your needs.
    • Get assistance from our call centre (if required)
    • Choose any mode of online payment to pay the premium amount.
    • Once the premium is paid, the policy will be instantly issued on the basis of successful KYC.
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How to renew?

    • Login in to the ABCD App
    • Go to the Motor Insurance homepage under the Insurance domain.
    • Enter your vehicle number & other relevant vehicle details.
    • Compare various car or bike insurance plans from leading insurers.
    • Select any suitable add-ons or update your desired Insured Declared Value. Pro tip: Your IDV should be less than 10% less than Previous year policy.
    • Choose the plan that fits your pocket & fulfils your needs.
    • Get assistance from our call centre (if required)
    • Choose any mode of online payment to pay the premium amount.
    • Once Payment, your vehicle policy will be instantly renewed.
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How to claim?

    • Inform about the damage to the Insurance company on their toll-free number or email.
    • Fill & submit the claim form along with the required documents
    • Take an estimate of the repair of the damaged vehicle.
    • The insurance company will send a surveyor to prepare a report of the damaged vehicle.
    • Based on the surveyor’s report, your vehicle will be sent to the network garage for repairs.
    • Submit the repair invoice, payment receipt & other requested documents
    • If all the documents are in place, your vehicle will get repaired in the insurer’s network garage and you get a cashless claim.
    • In case of reimbursement, pay the garage for the repairs & the amount will be reimbursed
Understanding Motor Insurance
  • What is Motor Insurance?
  • What are the features of Motor Insurance?
  • What is covered and what is excluded in Motor Insurance?
  • Common Motor Insurance terminologies
  • What factors affect the Motor Insurance premium?
  • How is the IDV calculated under Motor Insurance plans?
  • How much No Claim Bonus is available under Motor Insurance plans?

What is Motor Insurance?

  • Motor Insurance is an insurance policy for vehicles. It covers the damages that the vehicle might suffer and compensates for the financial loss.

  • Motor Insurance also covers damages caused by the vehicle to third parties and pays the underlying financial liability on your behalf.

  • Every vehicle is mandated to have a Motor Insurance policy to run on Indian roads legally. 

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What are the features of Motor Insurance?

  • Comes in different variants such a third-party insurance, comprehensive insurance, standalone OD insurance, with a variety of add-on covers as well.

  • Different plans for cars and bikes, coverage depends upon the age, make, condition, etc. of the vehicle.

  • Coverage tenure is usually one year, but can also be purchased for a longer term.

  • Covers unlimited liability for third party deaths.

  • Offers cashless and reimbursement claims for hospitals in case of accidents and injuries involving any covered party.

What is covered and what is excluded in Motor Insurance?

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  • Third party bodily injury or death

  • Third party property damage

  • Damage to the vehicle due to man-made causes

  • Damage to the vehicle due to natural disasters

  • Accidental death or disability suffered by the owner/driver

  • Theft of the vehicle

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  • Deliberate accidents

  • Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs

  • Driving without a valid licence

  • Driving outside India’s borders

  • Criminal acts

  • Consequential loss

  • Depreciation and normal wear and tear

  • Mechanical and electrical breakdown 

Common Motor Insurance terminologies 

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Stands for Insured Declared Value. It represents the vehicle’s value after factoring in age-based depreciation. 

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The part of claim which is compulsorily borne by the policyholder while the insurer pays the rest.

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The part of claim which you voluntarily undertake to pay from your pockets over and above the compulsory deductible  

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Optional coverage features that enhance the scope of the policy and are available at an additional premium 

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Premium discount allowed on renewals for not making claims in the previous policy years.  

What factors affect the Motor Insurance premium? 

  • Type of policy

    comprehensive plans charge a higher premium than third-party plans.

  • IDV

    Higher the IDV, higher the premium 

  • Engine

    Petrol and diesel engines have different impacts on premium 

  • Add-ons

    Add-on covers come with an extra cost. 

  • Age of the vehicle

    Older the vehicle, lower the premium 

  • Registration location

    Vehicles in metros attract higher premiums 

  • Claim history

    Premiums are higher if claims have been made in past years

  • Make, model and variant

    It determines the vehicle’s value which affect the premium

  • Available discounts

    discounts reduce the overall premium

How is the IDV calculated under Motor Insurance plans? 

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IDV = (manufacturing company’s listed selling price - depreciated value) + (value of vehicle accessories - depreciation of accessories) 


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Age of the vehicle

Depreciation rate

Less than 6 months

5%

More than 6 months but less than a year

15%

More than a year but less than 2 years

20%

More than 2 years but less than 3 years

30%

More than 3 years but less than 4 years

40%

More than 4 years but less than 5 years

50%

More than 5 years

Agreed mutually between the policyholder and insurance company

 

How much No Claim Bonus is available under Motor Insurance plans?

  • After one claim-free year - 20%

  • After two successive claim-free years - 25%

  • After three successive claim-free years - 35%

  • After four successive claim-free years - 45%

  • After five successive claim-free years - 50%

FAQs on Motor Insurance

Your Motor Insurance coverage is usually effective for 12 months from the commencement date (or as indicated on your policy schedule). However, third party coverage for new vehicles is for 3 and 5 years for car and bike respectively.

The vehicle's insurance covers it, as liability follows the vehicle. So, if someone else is driving with your permission, your bike/car insurance applies.

Yes, if you sell your car or bike, you can transfer the insurance to the buyer. The new owner needs to apply for the transfer within 14 days of getting the vehicle in their name. They'll also need to pay the premium for the remaining policy period.

NCB stands for No Claim Bonus. It's a reward for vehicle owners who haven't made any claims in the previous policy year. You can accumulate it over time. If you have not made a claim in the previous policy year, you get a discount of 20-50% on the own damage premium for your vehicle.

Yes, according to the Motor Vehicle Act, every vehicle on the road must be insured, at least with a liability only policy.

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