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What is Car insurance?

Car insurance, also referred to as a four-wheeler insurance, is a type of insurance policy that pays for your car’s repair or replacement expenses incurred due to accidents, natural disasters, thefts, man-made calamities and other reasons. It also safeguards you against third-party injuries and property damage caused by your insured car. For example, if you meet with an unexpected accident on your way to the office and it damages both your car and another two-wheeler, your car insurance policy can take care of the expenses. It covers the repair costs for your car and also pays for the third-party liability....

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How Does Tata AIG Car Insurance Work?

TATA AIG offers a simple and convenient process to buy and manage car insurance online. You can compare the available options, select the coverage that suits your needs, and complete the purchase online. Once you have decided on the policy, here is how it works.

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Premium payment

You pay a fixed premium (monthly, yearly, or as chosen) for your car insurance policy online.

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Car Policy Activation

Your car insurance coverage against various risks, such as accidents, theft, fire, and natural calamities, as mentioned in your policy, gets activated.

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Accident or loss

If your car is damaged or causes damage/injury to others, you can file a claim online with TATA AIG by submitting the required details.

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Claim Assessment

We will review your claim and supporting documents.

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Claim Settlement

Once approved, we will either pay the repair costs directly at a network garage (cashless claims) or reimburse the eligible expenses to you (reimbursement claims).

What are the Different Types of Car Insurance Policies?

TATA AIG offers comprehensive, standalone own damage and standalone third-party car insurance policies for different types of cars.

Additionally, you can select from various useful add-on options, including Depreciation Reimbursement, Engine Secure, Roadside Assistance, Return to Invoice, and Key Replacement, among others.

You can customise the car insurance policy based on your specific needs, so you are guaranteed the coverage that you require.

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Comprehensive Car Insurance Policy

A comprehensive car insurance policy covers both third-party liabilities and own damage to your car. Whether it’s due to accidents, theft, fire, or natural calamities like floods and earthquakes, this plan provides broader financial protection. You can also enhance coverage with add-ons such as roadside assistance, engine secure, or return-to-invoice benefits.

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Stand Alone Own Damage Car Insurance Policy

If you already have a third-party insurance policy, you can purchase standalone own damage car insurance separately to protect your own car against accidents, theft, natural disasters and man-made calamities. It also gives car owners the flexibility to customise the coverage with optional add-ons for enhanced protection.

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Third-Party Car Insurance

This is the most basic and legally mandatory policy under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. It covers any damage caused to a third-party person, vehicle or property by your car. The third party car insurance plan includes bodily injuries and even death, with property damage covered up to ₹7.5 lakhs. However, it does not cover damages to your own car.

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Zero Depreciation Car Insurance Policy

Also called a "zero dep" or "bumper-to-bumper" policy, this zero depreciation car insurance add-on ensures you get the full claim amount for repairs and replacement without deductions for depreciation on parts like plastic, rubber, or metal such as batteries. It’s highly recommended for new cars or high-value models where repair costs are steep.

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Usage-Based Car Insurance

This modern usage-based discount car insurance car insurance option is designed for those who don’t drive often. The premium is calculated based on how much you drive and is measured through odometer readings. It’s an ideal choice for car owners with limited usage, work-from-home employees or weekend drivers and ensures you pay only for what you use.

Car Insurance Based on Different Need

Every car owner faces unique risks depending on the type of car, driving conditions, and how often the car is used. A car policy can be customised to suit these specific needs.

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Car Insurance for Low-Mileage Drivers

Low-mileage drivers can opt for usage-based or pay-as-you-drive car insurance plans. You can decide the level of coverage based on the kilometers you expect to drive in a year and pay only for that.

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Car Insurance for Daily Commuters

Daily commuters are exposed to higher risks due to traffic conditions. They can enhance their coverage with add-ons, such as No Claim Bonus Protection Cover, Tyre Secure, Engine Secure and Key Replacement.

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Car Insurance for Long-distance/ Highway Drivers

Long-distance drivers can customise their policy for additional safety by including add-ons like Roadside Assistance, Tyre Secure, and Additional Third-Party Property Damage Cover.

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Car Insurance for Second-hand Cars

A second-hand car insurance can be enhanced with relevant add-ons, such as Repair of Glass, Fibre, Plastic & Rubber Parts, Consumables Expenses, Engine Secure, and Depreciation Reimbursement.

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Car Insurance for New Cars

New cars can involve high repair or replacement costs in case of damage or theft. In addition to standard coverage, owners can opt for add-ons, such as the Depreciation Reimbursement and Return-to-Invoice Cover.

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Car Insurance for Luxury Cars

Luxury cars come with expensive parts and high repair costs. To ensure adequate protection, owners can include add-ons like Depreciation Reimbursement, Return-to-Invoice Cover, and Engine Secure.

Key Features of TATA AIG Car Insurance Policy

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Affordable Premiums

Explore car insurance plans with premiums starting as low as ₹2,094 and savings of up to 85% available on online purchases, even for existing vehicles.

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Quick Buy & Renewal

Buy or renew your car insurance online in just 3 simple steps without paperwork or lengthy formalities.

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No-Claim Bonus (NCB)

Enjoy up to 50% discount on your premium after five consecutive claim-free years.

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All-round Protection

Benefit from coverage for damages to your car against a wide range of risks, including accidents, natural or man-made disasters, along with protection against liability for injury or property damage caused to others.

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Wide Range of Add-Ons

Choose from 20+ add-ons, including Depreciation Reimbursement, Engine Secure, and Roadside Assistance, for enhanced all-around security.

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Cashless Network Garages

Access 5700+ cashless garages across India for quick and seamless repair support.

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Claim Assistance Experts

Get assistance from a dedicated team of 750+ experts to ensure stress-free claims with quick settlements.

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Personal Accident Cover

Get up to ₹15 lakhs of personal accident cover for enhanced safety of the policyholder.

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24x7 Support

Benefit from round-the-clock customer service for queries, claims and emergencies anytime, anywhere.

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Easy Insurance Renewal

Renew your car insurance policy online in a few simple steps.

Tata AIG Car Insurance for Electric Vehicles (EVs)

Thinking about protecting your electric car against everyday and unexpected risks?
TATA AIG offers specialised insurance coverage for electric vehicles. An EV car policy offers standard coverage for risks, such as accidents, fire, theft, natural disasters (like floods or earthquakes), vandalism, and third-party liabilities.
It also offers an EV-specific add-on that covers damage to charging equipment from issues like arcing, self-heating, leakage of electricity, or short circuits.

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What's Covered in a Car Insurance Policy by TATA AIG?

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Accident Damages

Covers the repair costs if your car is damaged in an accident.

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Theft

Compensates up to the Insured Declared Value (IDV) if your car is stolen. SAOD policies cover theft only with an active third-party policy.

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Natural Disasters

Covers damages caused by floods, cyclones, earthquakes, and other natural events.

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Man-Made Calamities & Fire

Covers damages caused by riots, terrorism, strikes, and fire-related incidents.

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Transit Damages

Covers damages that occur while your car is being transported via road, rail, air or water.

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Third-Party Liability

Covers third-party injury, death, and property damage.

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Personal Accident Cover for the Owner-Driver

Offers coverage of up to ₹15 lakhs for injuries or death of the owner-driver. Passenger cover is available as an add-on.

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Car Insurance Add-Ons

Enhance coverage by including optional add-ons, such as the Roadside Assistance, Engine Secure, Tyre Secure, and Depreciation Reimbursement Cover.

Disclaimer: Inclusions are subject to specific policy terms and conditions. Please refer to your specific policy wording for the complete details.

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What's Not Covered Under Car Insurance Policy by Tata AIG?

Driving & Usage Violations

  • Any damage caused when driving without a valid driver’s license
  • If your private vehicle is used for commercial purposes
  • Damages arising from reckless activities like speed racing or crash testing
  • When the vehicle is driven under the influence of alcohol or drugs
  • If the car is used outside the geographical limits (i.e., beyond India)

Negligence & Regular Wear and Tear

  • Damages resulting from the driver’s negligence
  • Regular wear and tear or natural ageing of the vehicle
  • General maintenance costs that arise from routine servicing or upkeep

Extraordinary Events and Other Policy Exclusions

  • Damages caused by war, war-like operations, or nuclear risks
  • Claims related to specific add-ons that haven’t been purchased or included in your policy

Disclaimer: For complete policy details and exclusions, we recommend reviewing the policy wording carefully or reaching out to us directly for clarity.

TATA AIG Car Insurance Add-on Covers

Add-on covers are optional benefits that can be included in your car insurance policy for extended protection beyond the basic coverage, available at an additional premium. TATA AIG offers over 20 optional add-ons to suit different car types and driving needs.

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No Claim Bonus (NCB) Protection Cover

Generally, when you file a claim during the policy year, your No Claim Bonus gets terminated. With this add-on cover, you can protect your no-claim bonus even if you make a claim during the previous year.

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Depreciation Reimbursement Cover

Normally, insurers deduct depreciation on parts during claim settlement. With this cover, the depreciation amount is not deducted, and you get the full cost of repaired or replaced parts covered. This helps you avoid out-of-pocket expenses on components like engine parts and bumpers.

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Return to Invoice Cover

If your car is stolen or totally damaged, Return to Invoice cover reimburses you for the invoice value, including road tax and registration. It’s especially helpful for new cars with a higher purchase price.

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Engine Secure Cover

Engines are costly to repair, especially if water enters or oil leaks. Our Engine Secure Cover pays for repairs or replacement of the engine and gearbox, saving you from bills that can run into lakhs.

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Repair of Glass, Fibre, Plastic & Rubber Parts Cover

This add-on covers the repair of components such as windows, bumpers and rubber parts damaged in an accident. The key advantage is that if this is your only claim during the policy year, your no-claim bonus is retained.

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Key Replacement Cover

This Key replacement cover add-on pays for replacement keys, new locks and labour charges. This is particularly beneficial if your car keys are stolen or damaged.

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Tyre Secure Cover

The Tyre Secure cover excludes normal wear and tear but is useful for drivers often on rough terrain where tyre damage is common.

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Loss of Personal Belongings Cover

If valuables, such as clothes and other articles of personal nature, are damaged or stolen from your car at the time of loss or damage, this cover reimburses the loss, subject to a deductible of ₹250. However, it excludes items like money, jewellery or any other valuables.

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Additional Towing Charges Cover

If your car breaks down after an accident, towing can be expensive. The towing charges cover covers the towing expenses required to move your car to the nearest authorised garage, so you aren’t left arranging or paying out of pocket.

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Consumable Expenses Cover

Small items like nuts, bolts, oils and lubricants can increase repair costs. This cover reimburses such consumables during valid claims, making sure you don’t have to cover these hidden expenses.

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Misfuelling Cover

If you have accidentally filled diesel instead of petrol, this cover pays for draining, cleaning and repairing the fuel system. It even reimburses the wrong fuel cost up to ₹2,000 upon submission of the bill for one claim yearly. However, misfueling of E20 petrol into a non-compliant car is not covered.

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Daily Allowance Plus Cover

When your car is in the garage after an accident, our Daily allowance plus cover gives you daily cash or a courtesy car to manage travel. Benefits extend up to 15 days in case of theft or total loss.

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Roadside Assistance Cover

Provides 24/7 emergency help for flat tyres, breakdowns, battery jump-starts or fuel delivery. The Roadside Assistance cover also includes towing and arranges a hotel stay for you if your car breaks down far from home. While the hotel stay is arranged, the cost of the hotel stay is not covered.

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Emergency Transport and Hotel Expenses Cover

If your car becomes unusable in an accident, this add-on pays for the overnight stay and taxi charges for returning to your place of residence or nearest city.

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Emergency Medical Expenses Cover

Injuries from accidents can cause sudden hospital bills. This cover pays immediate medical expenses for you and passengers, providing timely financial support after an accident.

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Electric Surge Secure Cover (For Electric Vehicles)

This add-on provides exclusive protection for your electric vehicle (EV), including its battery and charging equipment. It covers damage caused by electrical issues such as arcing, self-heating, short-circuiting or electricity leakage, even if these occur due to water ingress. Since EV batteries and chargers are among the most expensive components to repair, this cover helps safeguard you from high repair costs.

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Vehicle Loan Protector Cover

If the car owner-driver dies or becomes permanently disabled in an accident, this cover pays the outstanding car loan to the bank, preventing financial stress on your family.

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Reinstate Cover

Sometimes, minor damages go unreported until a larger claim is made later. This cover ensures such smaller damages are still repaired when claimed along with another valid damage.

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Depreciation Allowance - Battery Cover

Batteries lose value over time, but this add-on reimburses the full replacement cost if the battery is damaged in an accident. This reduces your expenses due to depreciation deductions. It is especially relevant for electric vehicles, where battery repair or replacement costs can be significantly higher.

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Additional Third-party Property Damage Cover

Standard third-party cover is capped at ₹7.5 lakh. This add-on increases that limit, covering extra costs if you accidentally damage another car, wall or a third-party property. It also covers accidental death or injuries of passengers travelling with you, ensuring your family and friends are well protected.

Comprehensive vs Third-Party vs Own Damage Car Insurance

To choose the right insurance for your car, you need to understand the difference between third-party, comprehensive & own damage insurance policies

Feature
Comprehensive Car Insurance
Third Party Car Insurance
Own Damage Car Insurance

Coverage for own damages, including accidents, theft, natural calamities, and man-made disasters

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Not Available

Available

Coverage for third-party injury, death, and property damage

Available

Available

Not Available

Legal Requirement

Not mandatory.

Mandatory

Not mandatory (but can be purchased only if you have a third-party policy)

Premium

Higher due to broader coverage.

Cheapest as it offers basic coverage (decided by IRDAI)

Depends on the type of car and coverage.

Add-ons

Available

Not available.

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How to Choose the Best Four-Wheeler Insurance?

The best car insurance policy is one that offers adequate coverage for your needs and that fits your budget. Here is how you can choose and customise the best car insurance in India.

  • Assess your Needs - Consider factors such as your car’s make and model, location, driving habits, and the risks you are exposed to. These help determine the right type of policy and the level of coverage required.

For example, if you own a luxury car or frequently drive in accident-prone zones, a comprehensive car insurance policy with extensive coverage is recommended.

  • Compare Car Insurance Policy Options - Based on your assessment, compare available car insurance policy options based on their coverage features, benefits, and premiums.

When you provide the vehicle details online, you will receive recommended policy options with the premium quotes. Choose the best car insurance policy that matches your requirements.

  • Determine the IDV - The Insured Declared Value (IDV) is the maximum amount payable in case of theft or total damage. Ensure the IDV reflects your car’s current market value.

A higher IDV can provide better coverage, but increases the premium. On the other hand, a lower IDV reduces the premium but may lead to inadequate coverage. Choose an optimal IDV.

  • Customise with Add-ons - When choosing the policy and IDV, enhance your coverage with suitable add-ons. For instance, if you frequently drive on rough terrain, add-ons such as tyre secure or engine secure can be useful.

  • Determine the Premium - Your premium depends on the chosen policy, add-ons, vehicle details, and location. Review the final premium to ensure it is affordable and revise your selections if necessary.

Benefits of Buying Car Insurance Online

Buying car insurance online is not just quick; it comes with various practical benefits that make your life easier. Buying online means more control, convenience and quicker protection all from the comfort of home. Here’s what you enjoy:

  • Instant Policy Issuance:
    Complete your purchase in minutes and get your policy document delivered directly to your email.
  • Convenient and Easy:
    You can buy car insurance online from the comfort of being at your home and at any time using our user-friendly platform.
  • Compare Options:
    You can easily compare different policy options, including add-ons, to choose the most suitable and affordable policy.
  • Cost-effective:
    You can avoid agency or intermediary charges and also benefit from online discounts.
  • Transparent Premiums:
    Compare car insurance plans, customise add-ons, and view the premium instantly before buying.
  • Minimal Documentation:
    You don’t have to go through a lengthy process of gathering all the documents.
  • 24/7 Assistance:
    Round-the-clock customer support ensures you’re never stuck while going through the buying process.

What Factors You Should Consider Before Purchasing Car Insurance Online

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Coverage and Policy Type

Decide the car insurance plan depending on specifications, such as its make and model, age, and fuel type. While third-party car insurance is required by law, it offers limited coverage. On the other hand, comprehensive car insurance protects against risks, such as accidents, theft, natural disasters and third-party liabilities.

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Insured Declared Value (IDV)

IDV is your car’s current market value and plays a key role in deciding how much you’ll get if your car is stolen or damaged beyond repair. Choosing a lower IDV might reduce your premium, but it also means you’ll receive a smaller payout during a total loss.

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Location

If you live or park your car regularly in a high-risk area, such as one prone to floods or theft, ensuring these factors are covered is essential. Additionally, road conditions and RTO charges can also influence in different locations also contribute to premiums and coverage.

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Premium

Determine the premium applicable to the specific coverage features and deductibles, if applicable. Deductibles refer to the amount that you need to pay in case of a claim before we cover the remaining amount.

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Policy Terms and Conditions

Before buying car insurance online, read the policy document carefully to know what is included and excluded in the policy. Understand coverage limits, deductibles, claim process, and add-on options.

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Add-ons

Add-ons offer additional coverage beyond what’s included in a standard policy. For instance, Zero Depreciation ensures you get the full value of replaced parts without considering depreciation during a claim.

How to Buy Car Insurance Online?

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Visit our official TATA AIG website. Under the ‘Personal’ tab, click on ‘Car Insurance’. Enter your car’s registration number and click on ‘Get Price’.

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Provide the necessary car and personal details as prompted on the screen. Choose your desired policy coverage along with any add-ons you wish to include.

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You’ll instantly receive a car insurance premium quote. If the quote matches your expectations, proceed to make the payment online and complete your purchase.

Why Should You Buy Car Insurance Online from TATA AIG?

TATA AIG offers customised solutions backed by a reliable insurance experience to help protect your financial stability.

  • Brand Reliability - TATA AIG is backed by over 20 years of experience in the insurance industry.
  • Personalised Products - You can determine the right IDV, opt for suitable optional add-ons, and decide the policy tenure for your car insurance policy.
  • Instant Purchase - You don’t have to go through a lengthy purchase process. Just enter a few essential details and get your policy issued instantly.
  • Digital Experience - You can compare, buy, renew, and raise claims online through the TATA AIG website or mobile app.
  • Discounts - You can get a discount of up to 85% on your premium for new and existing vehicles purchased online.
  • Seamless Claim Settlements - TATA AIG extends a streamlined claim settlement process with minimal documentation.

Buy Car Insurance That Truly Protects

Choose Tata AIG Car Insurance for extensive coverage, cashless claims, and 24×7 assistance. Buy now and stay covered.

Documents Required to Avail Your Car Insurance Online

When you buy car insurance online, you will need a certain set of basic documents and details. These documents will help in verifying your identity and vehicle information.

  • Vehicle Registration Certificate (RC) with accurate details
  • Previous insurer’s name and policy details (for renewals)
  • No Claim Bonus (NCB) details, if applicable
  • PAN Card for identity proof
  • Aadhaar Card for KYC verification
  • Valid Driving Licence of the car owner

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list. Additional documents may be required based on the type of car, coverage chosen, or any modifications made to the car.

How Do You Get a Car Insurance Online Quote?

Open the car insurance premium calculator and enter the details. New cars have a separate option.

Compare and choose a suitable car insurance policy.

Customise the car insurance plan by including the required add-ons.

Get a quote for car Insurance based on your inputs instantly.

Revise the inputs to suit your requirements and fit your budget if necessary

TATA AIG offers a car insurance premium calculator that provides an instant premium quote for car insurance. You can follow these simple steps to get the quote instantly:

Get Quick Car Insurance Quotes

Compare Tata AIG car insurance plans instantly and find the right coverage for your car in just a few clicks.

What are the Benefits Of Renewing Your Car Insurance Online?

Online car insurance renewal gives you more than just convenience—it ensures smarter protection for your car and wallet.

  • Quick & Stress-Free: No standing in queues or paperwork. Renew from your phone or laptop in minutes.

  • Continuous Coverage: Avoid policy lapses and ensure you’re always protected against accidents, theft or damage.

  • Stay Legally Compliant: Drive with confidence, knowing you’re meeting mandatory insurance requirements under the Motor Vehicles Act.

  • Save More: Retain your No Claim Bonus (NCB) and unlock extra online discounts with every renewal.

  • Customise Easily: Upgrade your plan by adding covers like Depreciation Reimbursement or Engine Secure during renewal.

  • Seamless Claims: Online renewals keep your policy updated, making claim settlements faster and hassle-free.

Things to Consider for Car Insurance Renewal

Renewing your car insurance policy online is quick and easy. Here are a few factors that you can consider while renewing your policy for continuous coverage and enhanced protection.

  • Expiry Date - Ensure you renew your car insurance policy before it expires. It will help in avoiding a policy lapse and loss of accumulated benefits such as the No Claim Bonus.
  • Existing Coverage - Review your existing coverage to check if it is adequate. You can consider enhancing the IDV or upgrading the policy for better coverage.
  • No Claim Bonus - A No Claim Bonus can reduce your premium for every claim-free year at the time of car insurance policy renewal. It can increase up to 50% over five consecutive claim-free years.
  • Add-ons - Based on your car usage, claim history, or changing driving conditions, you can opt for suitable add-ons to enhance your coverage and overall protection. You can renew your car insurance online.
  • Premium - The premium at the time of renewal may change. Check how factors such as the revised IDV or add-ons impact the premium.

How to Renew Your Car Insurance Policy?

Renewing your car insurance policy with TATA AIG is easy and straightforward. Follow these simple steps to keep your coverage active:

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Go to the official TATA AIG website. Under the ‘Renewal’ tab, click on ‘Car’.

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Enter your car’s registration number or your policy number and click on ‘Renew’.

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Step 3:

Check the updated premium and No Claim Bonus (NCB), if applicable.

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Step 4:

Select any optional add-ons you want to add to your policy.

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Step 5:

Pay the applicable car insurance renewal premium.

Why is On-Time Renewal of Your Car Insurance Important?

On-time car insurance renewal online isn’t just about ticking off a yearly formality—it’s essential for your financial security, legal compliance, and uninterrupted peace of mind. A timely renewal ensures your car stays protected against risks while keeping your premiums affordable. Here’s why it matters:

  • Stay Legally Compliant: Driving without valid insurance is illegal under the Motor Vehicles Act and may lead to heavy fines or even licence suspension.
  • Avoid Policy Lapses: A gap in coverage can leave you unprotected against damages, accidents, or theft during the lapse period.
  • Retain Your No-Claim Bonus (NCB): Delayed renewals mean losing your hard-earned discount, which can reduce premiums by up to 50% over time.
  • Continuous Financial Protection: Timely car insurance renewal online ensures continuous coverage against repair costs or third-party liabilities.
  • Keep Premiums Low: If your policy lapses, you may have to undergo a vehicle inspection, and this can lead to higher premiums for reinstatement.

How to File a Four-wheeler Insurance Claim?

In case an unfortunate incident damages your car, we have you covered. You simply need to file a car insurance claim online within 48 to 72 hours. Here is a simple description of the two types of claim processes:

Cashless claims

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Register Your Claim

Inform TATA AIG and register your claim. You can file the claim at the online claims portal or log in to your TATA AIG account and fill out the online claim form with details, such as policy number, your name, contact number, driving licence details, etc.

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Self-Inspection + Surveyor Visit

You’ll get a link on your phone to upload photos/videos of damage (self-inspection). Then, a surveyor inspects your car and estimates the repair cost.

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Choose Network Garage

For cashless claims, you must take your car to any one of the TATA AIG-network garages near you. They handle repairs without you having to settle the bill up front.

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Garage Bills & Settlement

Once repairs are done, we directly settle bills for the eligible expenses with the garage as per your policy details, including add-ons (if opted for). Components such as the deductibles and depreciation are not covered, and you may need to pay them.

Reimbursement claims

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Pay for Repairs up Front

If you do not find a network garage near you and get the repairs done at a non-network garage, you can file a reimbursement claim with us. This means that you pay for the repair/related costs and get the expenses reimbursed later with just a few steps.

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Collect All Documents

Gather the required documents, such as the policy document copy, RC (vehicle registration), driving licence, repair bills, repair estimate, identity & address proof, FIR (if required), and photos of damage.

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Submit Claim & Bills

File your claim via the TATA AIG website, toll-free number (022 6489 8282) or claims support portal. Upload or submit the invoices, receipts and any other proof needed.

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Survey & Verification

We assign a surveyor who verifies damage, checks documents, and verifies the claim amount. They confirm whether repair was needed and the cost fits policy limits.

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Reimbursement Payment

After approval, TATA AIG reimburses you the valid amount as per your policy details. However, please note that there may be deductibles, depreciation or certain exclusions that are not covered and reimbursed.

Documents Required for Car Insurance Claim Online

Claim Type
Documents Required

Cashless Claim (Network Garage)

  • Copy of Car Insurance Policy
  • Car Registration Certificate (RC)
  • Driving Licence of the person driving during the accident
  • Claim Form (duly filled and signed)
  • Self-inspection photos/video of damage
  • Garage repair estimate (provided directly by the network garage)
  • FIR/Police Report (mandatory in case of theft, major damage, third-party injury, or legal cases)

Reimbursement Claim (Non-Network Garage)

  • Copy of Car Insurance Policy
  • Car Registration Certificate (RC)
  • Driving Licence
  • Filled & signed Claim Form
  • Original Repair Bills & Payment Receipts
  • Photographs of the damaged vehicle (before and after repair)
  • Identity & Address Proof
  • FIR/Police Report (mandatory for theft, major accidents, or third-party claims)

Total Loss / Theft Claim

  • Policy Document
  • RC of the vehicle (with RTO cancellation in case of total loss)
  • All Original Keys of the vehicle
  • FIR copy (mandatory)
  • Claim Form
  • NOC from the financer (if vehicle on loan)

Third-Party Claim

  • Car Insurance Policy copy
  • RC
  • Driving Licence
  • Duly filled Claim Form
  • FIR/Police Report
  • Court summons/Notice (if applicable)
  • Any medical bills/repair bills (for third-party injury or damage claims)

Claim Rejection Reasons & How to Avoid Them?

Claims are usually rejected when they do not meet the policy’s terms and conditions. Here are a few common reasons for car insurance claim rejection.

  • Expired Policy - Filing a claim after the policy has expired can lead to rejection.
  • Delay in Claim Intimation - Delayed claim intimation may lead to rejection. Inform TATA AIG about the loss as soon as possible after the incident. In case of theft, claim intimation to both the Company and the Police is required within 48 hours.
  • Delay in Submission of Documents - All required documents must be submitted within the specified timelines during the claim process.
  • Lack of Supporting Documents - Ensure to collect all the required documents. For example, an FIR is mandatory in case of theft.
  • Claims for Events Not Covered (Exclusions) - Claims related to exclusions, such as driving without a driving licence, driving under the influence of alcohol, or regular wear and tear, may be rejected.
  • Misrepresentation of Facts - Claims can be rejected if misleading or incorrect information is provided. A surveyor will be appointed to assess the damages and verify the claim.

How to Avoid Claim Rejections

  • Read the policy document carefully, including exclusions, terms, and conditions at the time of policy purchase.
  • Intimate and file your claim immediately after the incident.
  • Understand the next steps and the list of documents required.
  • Gather all the necessary supporting documents.
  • Submit the claim form and documents within the stipulated timelines.
  • Ensure to fill out the claim form with accurate information.
  • Cooperate with the surveyor for the claim assessment.

How Do You Calculate Car Insurance Premium?

You can calculate your car insurance premium using our car insurance cost calculator. It calculates the premium based on the details you provide, such as your car specifications, the type of policy chosen, and any optional add-ons included.

Here are the steps to understand how it works:

1

To determine the Third-party Car Insurance premium.

The third-party car insurance premium is fixed by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). It depends on your car’s fuel type and engine size (cubic capacity). You can refer to the next section for these rates.

2

To determine the Own Damage Car Insurance Premium.

The own damage insurance premium is calculated based on your Insured Declared Value (IDV), the tariff rate determined by the Company, any applicable discounts (like No Claim Bonus) and selected add-ons.

  • Own Damage Premium = IDV × Tariff Rate (decided by the Company) + Add-ons – Discounts
  • IDV = (Current market value of your car - the depreciation value) + (Cost of accessories - the depreciation value applicable to accessories)
3

To determine the Comprehensive Car Insurance Premium.

The comprehensive car insurance premium is calculated by adding the two components: third-party insurance premium and own damage insurance premium.

Third-Party Car Insurance Premium Rates for Petrol/Diesel Cars (2024–25)

Engine Capacity
Annual Premium
Premium 3 Years Policy

Up to 1,000 cc

₹2,094

₹6,521

1,001 cc – 1,500 cc

₹3,416

₹10,640

Above 1,500 cc

₹7,897

₹24,596

Third-Party Car Insurance Premium Rates for Electric Cars (2024–25)

Battery Capacity
Annual Premium
Premium for 3 Years Policy

Up to 30 kW

₹1,780

₹5,543

30 kW – 65 kW

₹2,904

₹9,044

Above 65 kW

₹6,712

₹20,907

Factors Affecting Car Insurance Premium

1

Insured Declared Value (IDV)

Insured Declared Value (IDV) is the current market value of your car after deducting depreciation. It is the maximum amount you can claim, and your car insurance premium is directly proportionate to your IDV. A higher IDV results in higher car insurance premiums.

2

Car Make and Model

Your car’s make, model, and variant significantly affect your car insurance premium. Higher-end models or luxury cars will attract higher premiums due to increased repair costs in case of an accident or major damage.

3

Age of the Car

Insurance premiums are more expensive for brand-new cars and cheaper for existing ones. As your vehicle gets older, its value goes down, so the IDV also reduces. This lower IDV leads to a lower insurance premium.

4

Area of Vehicle Registration

The location or the area where your car is registered will also affect your car insurance premium. Cars registered in metropolitan cities with heavy traffic or accident-prone areas will have higher premiums than those registered in small towns or remote areas.

5

Insurance Coverage

The type of car insurance you choose directly impacts your premium. Third-party insurance is the most affordable option. Comprehensive car insurance costs more as it offers wider protection, while standalone own-damage insurance premiums vary based on the car.

6

Add-ons

Your car insurance premium will increase when you opt for add-ons with your policy. Add-ons provide additional protection for your four-wheeler, and your premium will depend on the number and types of add-ons you have chosen.

7

Engine/Battery Capacity

The size of the engine will influence your car insurance premium. Cars with higher engine cubic capacity or battery capacity have higher car insurance premiums than those with lower capacity.

8

Deductibles

Deductibles denote the percentage of the claim amount paid by the policyholder from their own pockets. A higher voluntary deductible lowers the premium. However, a higher deductible also means a higher proportion of the claim that needs to be paid by you.

9

Claims History

NCB is a progressive discount on the renewal premium for a car insurance policy, which goes up with each claim-free year. Five consecutive no-claim years can fetch you a discount of 50% on the car insurance renewal premium.

10

Online Purchase

When you buy a car insurance policy online, you can compare different policies and then select a plan that suits your needs and budget. Also, TATA AIG offers an 85% discount on new or existing car insurance policies purchased online.

11

Driving Record

Maintaining a clean driving record can help lower your car insurance premium. However, having multiple traffic violations in previous years can increase your car insurance price.

GST on Car Insurance Premiums

The GST rate cut on insurance plans was announced on 3rd September 2025. It has been effective from 22nd September 2026 and applies to life insurance, health insurance, and travel insurance plans.

Car insurance is not covered under this reform. Therefore, the car insurance GST rate continues to remain unchanged at 18%.

GST on Car Insurance Premiums: Before vs After the GST Reform

Particulars
Before GST Reform
After GST Reform

Car Insurance GST Rate

18%

18%

Reduced GST on New Cars: Impact on Car Insurance Premiums

Under the GST reform, the GST applicable to the price of new cars has been reduced. This can indirectly reduce your car insurance premium slightly.

The IDV in car insurance of a car is based on its current market value. A lower GST on cars reduces the car’s ex-showroom price. A lower car price results in a lower IDV.

As the own-damage premium is calculated on IDV, a lower IDV can reduce the insurance premium.
This reduction applies only to new cars and affects only the own-damage component, not the third-party premium. This means it impacts only the own-damage car insurance premium and the own-damage component in the comprehensive car insurance plan.

Revised GST on New Cars

Description of Motor Vehicles
Old Rate
New Rate

Petrol, LPG, or CNG Motor Vehicles (1200 cc and length up to 4000 mm)

28% + 1% Cess

18%

Diesel Motor Vehicles (1500 cc and length up to 4000 mm)

28% + 3% Cess

18%

Other Motor Cars and Passenger Motor Vehicles

28% + 15 - 22% Cess

40%

Hybrid Vehicles (up to 1200 cc engine and length up to 4000 mm)

28% + 1% Cess

18%

Hybrid Vehicles (over 1200 cc engine or length over 4000 mm)

28% + 15 - 22% Cess

40%

Hybrid Vehicles (up to 1500 cc engine and length up to 4000 mm)

28% + 3% Cess

18%

Hybrid Vehicles (over 1500 cc engine or length over 4000 mm)

28% + 15 - 22% Cess

40%

Electric Motor Vehicles (All Categories)

5%

5%

No Claim Bonus (NCB) in Car Insurance

No Claim Bonus (NCB) in car insurance is a reward given to policyholders for not making any claims during the policy year. It is provided as a discount on the renewal premium. The NCB starts at 20% after the first claim-free year and increases gradually, going up to 50% after five consecutive claim-free years.

Since NCB is linked to the policyholder and not the car, it can be transferred to a new car you purchase or to another insurance provider if you switch your policy.

However, the No Claim Bonus can be terminated if the policy is not renewed on time. If you miss the renewal date, you can still retain the accumulated NCB if the car insurance is renewed within 90 days of the expiry date.

No Claim Bonus Percentage

Claim-free Period
No Claim Bonus

No claim made in the previous year.

20%

No claim made for two consecutive years.

25%

No claim made for three consecutive years

35%

No claim made for four consecutive years

45%

No claim made for five consecutive years

50%

Factors Impacting Insured Declared Value (IDV)

The Insured Declared Value (IDV) is the approximate current market value of your car and the estimated amount of maximum reimbursement you will get from your insurance policy in case your car is stolen or declared total loss due to an accident. You can decide the IDV for your car at the time of purchase. And it directly impacts your car insurance premium. While a higher IDV increases the premium, a lower IDV may result in inadequate coverage. Choosing the right IDV helps you avoid under- or over-insuring your car. Here are the factors that can affect your car’s IDV.

1

Make and Model

The make and model of your car affect its Insured Declared Value. A higher-end model will have a higher IDV compared to more affordable ones.

2

Geographical Location

The geographical location where the car was registered also impacts the IDV. The IDV of cars in metropolitan cities differs from that of cars registered in smaller towns across the country. This is because Zone A regions are at higher risk of increased traffic congestion, accidents and higher demand of the vehicle in the region.

3

Safety Features and Modifications

The type of modifications you have added to your car parts and the type of security or anti-theft devices you have installed in the vehicle also affect IDV. The higher the installation of safety features, the higher the IDV, and vice versa. Similarly, depending on the types of car modifications, the IDV might vary as it impacts the risk profile of your vehicle.

4

Usage of the Car

As your car ages, its parts wear down, resulting in depreciation. This reduces the Insured Declared Value (IDV), which is the amount your car is insured for. For example, depreciation is 5% in the first six months. After five years, depreciation reaches 50% and stays the same as the car continues to age.

5

Age and Depreciation

As your car ages, its parts wear down, resulting in depreciation. This reduces the Insured Declared Value (IDV), which is the amount your car is insured for. For example, depreciation is 5% in the first six months. After five years, depreciation reaches 50% and stays the same as the car continues to age.

Age of the vehicle
% of Depreciation For Fixing IDV

Not exceeding 6 months

5%

Exceeding 6 months but not exceeding 1 year

15%

Exceeding 1 year but not exceeding 2 years

20%

Exceeding 2 years but not exceeding 3 Years

30%

Exceeding 3 years but not exceeding 4 Years

40%

Exceeding 4 years but not exceeding 5 Years

50%

How to Download Your TATA AIG Car Insurance Policy Copy?

  1. Start by visiting the official TATA AIG General Insurance website.
  2. On the homepage, click on the ‘My Policy’ option. You’ll be prompted to log in using your registered mobile number (via OTP), email ID, or your car insurance policy number.
  3. Once logged in, navigate to the ‘Policy Download’ section. Enter either your policy number or your vehicle registration number to retrieve your car insurance policy.
  4. Click on the ‘Download Policy Document’ button to save a PDF copy of your policy. You may also choose to download your car insurance policy and receive it via your registered email address. In some cases, TATA AIG may offer the option to send the policy document through WhatsApp, subject to system availability and prior user opt-in.

Note:* For renewals, a new policy document is generated after the renewal premium is paid and processed. You must download this updated document separately, following the same steps.

Alternatively, if you cannot access the online portal, you can also contact TATA AIG General Insurance Company’s 24x7 Customer support: (022 6489 8282) or email customersupport@tataaig.com to request your policy document.

Common Car Insurance Mistakes to Avoid

1

Purchasing only third-party insurance coverage

While a third-party car policy ensures legal compliance and covers third-party liabilities, it does not cover damages to your own car.

2

Ignoring car insurance policy conditions and exclusions

Reading the policy terms and conditions is important. Filing a car insurance claim for an incident that is excluded can lead to claim rejection.

3

Not exploring add-ons

Beyond standard coverage, car insurance provides optional add-ons for additional protection. You can choose add-ons based on your driving conditions and potential risks.

4

Selecting a lower IDV

Selecting a lower IDV may reduce your car insurance price. However, it may not be sufficient to cover losses in case of total damage or theft. Choose an IDV that reflects your car’s current market value.

5

Delaying car insurance policy renewal

Delayed renewal can lead to policy lapse, loss of insurance coverage, and loss of accumulated No Claim Bonus.

6

Ignoring deductibles

Deductibles refer to the portion of the claim amount you need to pay. Choosing a high voluntary deductible may lower premiums, but can increase out-of-pocket expenses at the time of claim.

Car Insurance Myths vs Facts

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Car insurance premium depends on the car’s colour.
Third-party car insurance is sufficient.
Car insurance covers damages related to accidents only.
Purchasing car insurance is optional.
I can drive my car safely, so I don’t need a car insurance plan.
Car insurance is expensive.
The car insurance claim process is tedious.
Car insurance covers all risks.
Car insurance is not required for old cars.
I will lose my No Claim Bonus (NCB) if I switch my car insurance policy.
Car insurance premiums are not decided based on the colour of the car.
Third-party car insurance ensures legal compliance and covers third-party liabilities, but it does not cover damages to your own car.
Car insurance covers a wide range of risks, including accidents, theft, natural disasters, man-made calamities, and third-party injuries and property damage.
According to Indian Motor Laws, having at least a third-party car policy is mandatory.
Third-party car insurance is mandatory. Even safe drivers face risks, such as theft, accidents, and natural disasters, which can lead to excessive financial losses.
You can purchase car insurance at an affordable premium.
When you have all the essential supporting documents, the car insurance claim process is simple and smooth.
While car insurance covers many risks, it has exclusions, such as regular wear and tear, driving without a valid driving licence, or driving under the influence of alcohol.
At least third-party car insurance is mandatory for all cars on Indian roads, irrespective of their age.
NCB is transferable. Since it is a reward provided to the policyholder, it can be transferred if you switch car insurance providers at renewal.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Car Insurance

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Is car insurance mandatory in India?

Yes, as per the Indian Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, having at least a third-party car policy is mandatory in India. Also, based on a Supreme Court order issued in 2018, all new cars must be sold with a 3-year third-party car insurance plan.

Which is the best insurance for a car?

This depends on various factors. There cannot be one policy that is best for all types of cars. You can assess various factors, such as your car’s make and model, IDV, location, and usage, to determine the best car insurance policy. Compare the different options and choose a policy that best suits your requirements and fits your budget.

Which car insurance is cheapest?

Third-party car insurance is the cheapest car insurance, as it offers only the basic coverage required by law. It covers third-party liabilities, including bodily injury and property damage, but does not cover any damage to your own car.

You can consider purchasing either own damage cover with a third-party policy or a comprehensive car insurance policy for complete protection.

Which is better, 3rd party or comprehensive?

Comprehensive car insurance is always considered a better option. This is because it offers complete protection against damages caused to your vehicle and also third-party liabilities. Also, it offers a wide range of optional add-ons that can customise your car insurance policy based on your specific needs.

Can I convert 3rd party insurance to comprehensive?

Yes, you can upgrade your car insurance plan from 3rd party to comprehensive car insurance at the time of renewal. The coverage offered and the premium will be decided after the company conducts a vehicle inspection.

Is the cheapest car insurance always better?

The cheapest car insurance policy may not always be the best choice. Such policies are generally cheaper because they offer limited coverage. Inadequate coverage may not be able to cover all your repair or replacement expenses.

What are the disadvantages of third-party insurance?

Third-party insurance only covers third-party liabilities, such as property damage and bodily injuries caused to others. It does not cover any damage to your own car.

Which insurance plan is compulsory for a new car?

As per the Indian Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, having at least a third-party car policy is mandatory. And, based on a Supreme Court order issued in 2018, all new cars must be sold with a 3-year third-party car insurance plan.

Are offline and online car insurance policies the same?

Yes. Online and offline are just two different modes to purchase your preferred TATA AIG car insurance policy. So, if you purchase our car insurance online through our website, it will be the same as if you purchase it from our branch. However, you can enjoy discounts of up to 85% on premiums with an online purchase.

Is it necessary to have car insurance in India?

Yes. As per the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, all vehicles must have at least third-party insurance. If you do not have third-party car insurance, you cannot legally drive your car on Indian roads.

What are the advantages of buying car insurance online?

We always recommend buying car insurance online as it is quick, easy and convenient. You can compare car insurance policies to find the best policy at the most competitive price. There is minimal paperwork required, and no middlemen are involved.

What is the insurance premium?

An insurance premium for a car is the amount you pay to the insurance company to receive coverage for risks that may damage your car and any third-party damages incurred by your insured car.

How can I calculate the car insurance premium for my policy?

You can use the TATA AIG car insurance premium calculator to determine the premium you have to pay for your car based on the type of plan and add-ons chosen.

How much is 1 year of car insurance?

The cost of a 1-year car insurance premium is determined based on several factors, such as the car’s age, make, and model, the type of policy chosen, the add-ons included, your location, and more. Since these factors vary, the premium amount differs from one car to another and from one location to another. TATA AIG offers car insurance plans with premiums starting from just ₹2094 per year.

What does a car insurance policy cover?

This depends entirely on the type of TATA AIG car insurance policy you choose. A third-party car insurance policy covers third-party injuries or property damage but does not cover damage to your own car.

A standalone own damage insurance covers damages to your car due to various reasons, such as accidents, theft, natural disasters and more. A comprehensive car insurance plan offers coverage for both your own car and third-party liabilities.

Should I get a comprehensive car insurance policy, or is third-party enough?

For the best protection of your car, yourself and your finances, we always recommend the comprehensive TATA AIG car insurance policy. A comprehensive car insurance policy will cover you against third-party liability and damages to your car, and offer personal accident cover and more. Of course, the decision to pick one car insurance policy over the other depends entirely on you and your requirements.

What does zero depreciation (Depreciation Reimbursement) mean in car insurance?

Zero depreciation (Depreciation Reimbursement) is a very popular car insurance add-on. It protects your finances against the regular depreciation costs of various parts of your car. If you choose to get this add-on along with your TATA AIG car insurance policy, you will be reimbursed for the full value of a part. The depreciated value of that part will not be considered.

How to complete your car insurance renewal after expiration?

If you’ve missed your policy renewal deadline, you can contact us, and we will help you with your car insurance renewal. We’ll need a few details, such as your car’s registration number, your previous policy number, the number of claims you’ve previously made and a few images of your car.

Once we have that, we’ll be in a better position to understand what your premium should be. If you complete the process within 90 days of your previous car insurance policy’s expiry date, we may even be able to transfer your NCB to your new policy!

Can I buy a four-wheeler insurance policy online? If yes, how?

Yes, we like to make our processes as easy and convenient as possible. You can purchase TATA AIG car insurance online directly from our website. Simply input a few details, such as your car’s registration number, and we’ll be able to share a quote with you.

Are there any important factors I should consider before buying or renewing car insurance?

You should always purchase a car insurance policy that offers you the best coverage and the most competitive prices. While looking for a policy, consider the car insurance premium, the type of coverage offered, the network garages available, and the kind of add-ons available to you.

What happens if my previous car insurance policy has already expired?

If you didn’t renew your car insurance policy on time, you will lose your coverage benefits. You can still get a new car policy with TATA AIG. However, since there’s a gap in your coverage, we may need to send an inspector or surveyor to inspect your vehicle. If you renew the new policy within 90 days of the old policy’s expiry, you should still be eligible to claim any No Claim Bonus (NCB), if applicable.

Why renewing your car insurance policy on time matters?

If you miss renewing your car insurance policy on time, it will expire, and you will have no coverage during that period.

With TATA AIG, you have a 90-day window to renew, but during this period, there’s no protection. Late renewal could result in higher premiums, loss of No Claim Bonus (NCB), and missing out on valuable add-ons like Zero Depreciation.

Also, renewing your car insurance on time helps avoid legal issues, keeps your coverage intact and ensures continuous coverage.

How to change car insurance from one company to another?

To switch car insurance providers in India, begin by assessing your insurance needs and comparing policies online to find better coverage and pricing. Once you’ve chosen a new insurer, purchase the new policy before cancelling the old one. Request a No Claim Bonus (NCB) Transfer Certificate from your current insurer to retain any benefits. Inform your current insurer in writing to cancel the policy.

Ensure the new policy starts immediately after the old one ends to prevent coverage gaps. This process, supported by IRDAI regulations, enables easy switching with benefits such as better prices and services.

What are the documents required to transfer car insurance?

To transfer car insurance in India, you need these documents:

  • New registration certificate (RC)
  • Old insurance policy
  • Form 29 and Form 30 (ownership transfer forms)
  • Sale agreement
  • No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the financer (if any)
  • Proof of identity and address
  • Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
  • And tax receipts.
  • Original invoice and passport-sized photos, if necessary.

What is an endorsement in car insurance?

An endorsement in car insurance is a written change or addition to your existing policy. It updates details like the car owner’s name, address, vehicle details, or adds/removes covers such as Depreciation Reimbursement or Engine Secure. It ensures your policy reflects your current needs accurately.

How can I file a car insurance claim?

The TATA AIG car insurance claim online process is quick and hassle-free. For cashless claims, you can inform us about the claim, seek approval, and get the repairs done at any of our network garages. We will settle the bills directly with the garage.

For reimbursement claims, you can get the repairs done at any authorised garage and pay for expenses upfront. Later, submit the claim form along with the original bills and receipts, and we will reimburse the eligible amount.

What are cashless claims?

Cashless claims allow you to get your car repaired without having to pay money up front. If you send your car to a network garage, we’ll sort out the cost of the repairs and pay them directly. There is no waiting period or any hassle of reimbursement in cashless claims.

When not to file a car insurance claim?

It is generally advisable not to file a car insurance claim for minor or affordable damages, such as small dents, scratches, or minor bumper repairs. Filing a claim in such cases can lead to the loss of your No Claim Bonus, which offers a discount on your renewal premium.

How long does it take for a claim to be settled?

Each coverage request is unique. At TATA AIG, we are committed to settling all car insurance claim requests within 30 days.

Is an FIR required for filing a car insurance claim?

This depends on the reason for your claim. If your car has been stolen or if you are involved in an accident, we would need to have a copy of the FIR to start the process.

How long will it take to renew my car insurance online?

The online car insurance renewal process takes just a few minutes. Once you enter your car registration number and policy details, we’ll be able to complete the process in just 3-4 clicks. If there’s been a break in cover, the car insurance renewal process could take a little more time. We’ll have to inspect the car before providing you with a quote, which could take 2-3 days.

Can I transfer my insurance if I sell my car?

Absolutely! If you’ve decided to sell your car, you can transfer your TATA AIG car insurance policy to the new owner. But you must remember that the new policy-owner will not be able to benefit from your NCB.

Is there a way for me to check the status of my car insurance?

Yes. You can visit the Insurance Information Bureau (IIB) or the Parivahan Sewa website to check the status of your TATA AIG car insurance policy.

How will I receive renewal reminders?

TATA AIG sends renewal reminders via SMS and email on your registered mobile number and email ID well before the policy expiry date to help you avoid any lapse in coverage.

What services can I access through WhatsApp support?

Through TATA AIG’s InstaChat on WhatsApp number +919136160375, you can easily access a range of services to manage your insurance needs. You can obtain details about your existing policies, receive reminders and links for policy renewal, and get guidance on filing and tracking claims.

Additionally, you can learn about available add-ons and their benefits, and request quotes for new policies or renewals. This service is designed to provide a seamless and convenient experience, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips.

How can I go about filing a car insurance claim using the mobile app?

To file a claim using the TATA AIG mobile app, start by downloading the app from the App Store or Google Play. Once installed, log in with your registered mobile number and OTP.

After logging in, navigate to the ‘Claims’ section and select the ‘Initiate Claim’ option. You will need to provide details such as your policy number, incident information, and any supporting documents.

Once you’ve entered all the required information, review the details and submit your claim for processing. The app simplifies the entire claim process, making it quick and easy to manage directly from your phone.

How can I check my TATA AIG policy details?

You can view your TATA AIG car insurance policy details using either the TATA AIG website or the mobile app. To access this feature using the website, navigate to the ‘Car Insurance’ section under the ‘Personal’ tab and enter your vehicle registration number. This will enable you to view your car insurance policy details.

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