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Car insurance is an insurance policy which protects you, your car and an affected third party from financial losses arising out of an unforeseen incident.
As per the Motor vehicle act , it is mandatory in India to have at least a third party car insurance to drive vehicle on road. Having this valid mandatory car insurance prevents you from the hefty fines as well.
There are several optional covers to choose from in a car insurance policy. These are zero depreciation cover, engine protector cover, return to invoice cover etc.
Buying a car insurance policy online with Quickinsure is quite simple and hassle free.
Step 1:- Fill your car details on Quickinsure website or simply provide your car number.
Optionally you can provide your car details such as its make, model, RTO, NCB and manufacturing year.
Step 2:- Compare the best car insurance quotes from top insurance companies in India.
On the basis of information provided by you, you can choose the best car insurance plans from top insurance companies in India.
Step 3:- Make payment online
Pay the premium of car insurance directly to the insurance company and get the insurance policy instantly in your mailbox.
While planning to buy car insurance online with Quickinsure, you can choose from different types of car insurance.
1) Comprehensive Car Insurance
Comprehensive car insurance includes the third party liability and damages caused to the car and the owner of the car.Comprehensive car insurance can be opted with various add-ons such as Zero depreciation cover, Engine protector cover, Return to invoice, Key replacement and roadside assistance. These add-ons are very popular options as these provide a complete protection from financial losses.
2) Third Party Car insurance
Third party car insurance covers the third party liability which arises in the event of car accident. In this type of policy only the death, disability and injury liability of third party is covered. Third party cover is mandatory in India while driving the vehicle as per Motor Vehicle Act. In this way, this cover only protects you from the financial liability towards third party.
Following table summarizes the coverage of Comprehensive and Third party Car Insurance
Coverage |
Third Party |
Comprehensive |
Damages to Third-Party Vehicle |
YES |
YES |
Damages to Third-Party Property |
YES |
YES |
Personal Accident Cover (Optional) |
YES |
YES |
Injuries/Death of a Third-Party Person |
YES |
YES |
Damages/Losses to own car in case of a natural calamity |
No |
YES |
Damages/Losses to own car in case of fire |
No |
YES |
Damages/Losses to own car due to an accident |
No |
YES |
Theft of your car |
No |
YES |
IDV Customization |
No |
YES |
Coverage against depreciation |
No |
No |
Extra protection with customized add-ons |
No |
No |
Add-ons in the comprehensive car insurance are the extra safeguards for your private car by paying the extra premium.
Following are some of car insurance add-ons.
Zero depreciation cover also known as Nil Depreciation or Bumper to Bumper car insurance policy is a car insurance policy which protects you from claim on deprecation value basis. It means that in the event of car accident, the comprehensive car insurance only covers the depreciated value of the car but when you opt for zero depreciation cover , it provide the full coverage irrespective of depreciation. Most of the insurance companies provide zero depreciation cover till the five years.
Certain parts, as well as components of your car, are subject to wear and tear in the normal course of their use. These parts and components are classified as consumables as they can be used only for a certain period. Therefore, consumables meaning in car insurance is that these components are being used up by the car and cannot be reused. In other words, such parts become useless after they are used once or the car is dismantled for some reason. These consumables include the brake pad, engine oil, lubricants such as grease, nuts, bolts, screws, washers, oil filters, radiator coolant, etc.
Return to Invoice (RTI) insurance is an add-on cover that can be included in your car’s comprehensive insurance plan. It allows you to receive compensation in full (your car’s invoice value) if your vehicle is damaged beyond repair or stolen. This means going back to your car’s original value indicated on the invoice.
Engine protection cover in car insurance provides you the coverage for engine and gear box for any consequential damages. This could happen due to water regression, leakage of engine oil and undercarriage damages.
Road side assistance cover in car insurance provides the benefits of taking help in case of vehicle breakdown.
Generally, the tyre damage isn’t covered in comprehensive car insurance unless the damage takes place in an accident. Tyre protect cover gives you the benefit to cover the tyre damages sucha s tyre burst, bulges and cuts.
Key protection cover in car insurance provides the cover in the event of loss of keys or replacement of keys. This cover is also covers the cost of repairing the keys and key slot.
As per the standard car insurance policy, following cause of losses covered.
What’s not covered in car insurance policy?
As per the standard car insurance policy, following cause of losses not covered.
Factors that must be considered during buying the car insurance policy.