Comprehensive Car Insurance Explained
Comprehensive Car Insurance
A comprehensive car insurance policy covers both damage to the insured vehicle and injuries and damage caused to third parties. It covers a wide range of risks, including accidents, fire, theft, third-party damages and injuries, natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes and manmade disasters such as vandalism and riots.
Whether an accidental collision results in damages to your car or causes injuries to another person that result in an emergency hospitalisation, the comprehensive policy covers it all.
TATA AIG offers a fully customisable comprehensive car insurance plan with add-ons such as zero depreciation, roadside assistance, engine secure and return to invoice. It also covers often-overlooked risks such as transit damage and damages due to hailstorms, frost, explosions, lightning, burglaries, housebreaking and terrorist acts, along with mandatory personal accident cover up to ₹15 lakhs.
TATA AIG Comprehensive Car Insurance: Quick Summary
● A comprehensive car insurance plan covers multiple risks to your insured car, including accidents, fire, theft, natural disasters, manmade disasters, transit damage and third-party liabilities.
● Getting a comprehensive plan helps you avoid large out-of-pocket expenses and recover from accidental damage, monsoon damage, vehicle theft and other risks.
● TATA AIG’s comprehensive plan (Auto Secure- Private Car Package) covers a wide range of risks, provides access to 6300+ cashless garages and a personal accident cover of ₹15 lakhs.
● Buy or renew your comprehensive policy online via our website or app in a few easy steps, including entering a car registration number, selecting coverage options and paying the premium.
● Filing claims is easy and seamless via our claim portal or app. Simply file an online claim, upload documents and take your car to the nearest network garage. If a network garage isn’t available, file a reimbursement claim.
How Does TATA AIG Comprehensive Car Insurance Work?
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Policy Selection | Get an Instant Quote | Pay the Premium | Report a Claim | Claim Settlement |
| Use our car insurance comparison tool and calculator to compare costs and benefits | Enter the car registration details, choose the comprehensive plan, select your IDV and add-ons to get a premium quote. | If you accept the quoted price, pay the premium online, and get the policy delivered instantly. | In case of damage (e.g, an accident), report it immediately to us by filing a claim via our website or helpline. | Depending on your chosen claim process, we will either settle your bills with the garage or reimburse the approved amount. |
Example of Comprehensive Car Insurance
Mr Rohit purchased a comprehensive car insurance policy with TATA AIG, including the Road Side Assistance add-on and the personal accident cover.
Mr Rohit’s car gets severely damaged in a flood. Since he has comprehensive insurance with TATA AIG, we will cover his repair costs up to the IDV. If the car is beyond repair, we will pay him the IDV (Insured Declared Value).
If the car needs to be moved to the nearest workshop, we will cover the costs to move the car to the nearest repair workshop based on the policy terms and conditions.
If Mr Rohit suffers permanent total disability from an accident involving his insured car, we will reimburse 100% of the personal accident cover.
Why Do You Need Comprehensive Car Insurance in India?
Damage During Monsoon: Driving during the monsoon season exposes your vehicle to water ingress, loss of traction, and a stalled engine. A comprehensive car insurance plan with the engine secure add-on covers repair costs and replacements, saving you from financial stress.
Vehicle Theft: Car theft has become a growing problem across India, with more than 1 lakh reported cases each year. If your car has been stolen overnight while parked outside your home, a comprehensive policy helps you recover the full replacement cost.
Unexpected Accidents: More than 48.7 lakh car accidents have been reported in 2025, resulting in 17.7 lakh fatalities. Buying comprehensive car insurance online covers major repairs, replacement of damaged parts and damage beyond repair of your vehicle while also providing personal accident cover.
Vandalism and Intentional Damage: Damage or loss of a vehicle due to vandalism, riots and strikes is a major concern among car owners across the country. A full cover car insurance pays for repairs and replacement due to manmade and malicious acts.
Third-Party Liabilities: Causing an accident with your insured vehicle can cost you lakhs of rupees in legal liabilities from a court case. A comprehensive insurance policy pays for liabilities due to bodily injuries, fatalities and property damage caused by your vehicle, as well as legal expenses.
Key Features & Benefits of TATA AIG Comprehensive Car Insurance Policy
All-Inclusive Coverage: Our comprehensive plan, the Auto Secure- Car Package Policy, covers repairs, parts and vehicle replacement due to accidents, thefts, natural disasters, manmade calamities, and transit damage. It also covers third-party injuries, fatalities and property damage, towing charges and personal accidents.
Customisation via Add-Ons: Enhance your coverage with 8+ car insurance add-on covers. Our add-ons provide breakdown assistance (roadside assistance, emergency transportation), vehicle risk protection (engine secure, consumables benefit) and additional financial coverage (vehicle loan protector, return to invoice).
Accessible Cashless Repairs: The best comprehensive car insurance offers access to 6300+ cashless garages throughout the country. Our network includes authorised service centres, multi-brand garages and automotive workshops in every major city of the country.
Quick and Simple Claims: Filing claims for your comprehensive insurance is simple, easy and requires a small set of online uploads. File claims via our dedicated claim portal or mobile application to get cashless repairs at our network garage or reimbursement at non-network garages.
Digital Policy Management: Whether you want to buy or renew your comprehensive car insurance plan or manage your existing policy, our digital portal and app make it easy. Use our comparison tools and online calculators to compare car insurance plans and make informed choices.
Special Attractive Discounts: Save up to 85% on online purchases, including special discounts for automobile association memberships, classic vintage cars and installation of anti-theft devices. We also offer a No Claim Bonus of up to 50% that lowers your comprehensive car insurance cost.
Roadside Assistance Services: Get emergency support and breakdown services using add-ons like roadside assistance, emergency transportation cover, and additional towing charges to your comprehensive car plan. We offer on-the-spot repairs, towing support, fuel delivery, overnight hotel stay and taxi services, among others.
24/7 Customer Service: With TATA AIG comprehensive plans, get 24x7 customer services for everything from product queries to complaints and claim support. Easily reach out to our experts assistants via our helpline (022-6489-8282), email (customersupport@tataaig.com) or WhatsApp (+91-9136-160375). We are always ready to help.
What’s Covered and Not Covered Under My Comprehensive Car Insurance?
What’s Covered
- Accidental damage due to collisions, breakdowns, overturning and other mishaps
- Insured Declared Value (IDV) of the car for vehicle theft and total loss
- Fire, explosion, lightning, self-ignition, and related perils
- Natural calamities such as floods, storms, cyclones, earthquakes, landslides, and hailstorms
- Manmade disasters, including riots, strikes, vandalism, terrorist activities and malicious acts
- Damage during transit by road, rail, inland waterways, or lift/elevator
- Third-party legal liability for injury, death, or property damage caused by the insured vehicle
- Personal accident cover for the owner-driver’s accidental death or permanent total disability
- Cost of removing and transporting the vehicle to the nearest garage for repairs
What’s Not Covered
- Normal wear and tear, ageing, and general depreciation of your vehicle
- Mechanical or electrical breakdowns not arising from an accident
- Driving without a valid driving licence or under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Damage caused by violating traffic laws or participating in racing or speed tests
- Intentional damage, negligence, or misuse of the vehicle
- War, war-like operations and nuclear perils
Add-ons Offered Under TATA AIG Comprehensive Car Insurance
Add-ons are optional coverage features you can include in your chosen comprehensive car insurance plan to enhance its coverage.
Zero Depreciation: Covers the cost of depreciation on replaced parts.
Return to Invoice: Helps recover the full invoice value for total loss or theft claims.
Engine Secure: Covers damage to the engine and transmission from water and oil leakage.
Roadside Assistance: Provides 24/7 roadside assistance and breakdown services at any location.
No Claim Bonus Protection: Secures your accumulated No Claim Bonus from a single claim
Consumables Cover: Covers the cost of consumables like screws, bolts, engine oil and grease
Daily Allowance Plus: Provides daily cash or a courtesy car when your vehicle is under repairs.
Tyre Secure: Covers repairs and up to four replacements of car tyres due to accidental damage.
Note: The above list of add-on covers is not exhaustive and subject to certain terms and conditions. For the complete list of add-ons, visit our car insurance add-ons page.
Does My Comprehensive Insurance Cover Personal Accidents?
Yes, your comprehensive car insurance policy provides a fixed compensation for a personal accident. In the event of an accident, the policy offers compensation of up to ₹15 lakhs for the owner-driver. The compensation is offered for accidental death and disability. In the event of accidental death, the benefit is provided to the nominee mentioned in the proposal form and/or legal representatives.
Compensation Offered Under Personal Accident Cover
| Nature of Injury | Compensation Offered |
|---|---|
| Death | 1 |
| Loss of two limbs, sight of both eyes, or one limb and sight of one eye | 1 |
| Loss of one limb or sight of one eye | 0.5 |
| Permanent total disablement from injuries other than those mentioned above | 1 |
Conditions Applicable to Personal Accident Cover
The benefits under the personal accident cover are offered subject to the following conditions:
The owner-driver is the registered owner and the insured named in the policy.
The owner driver holds a valid driving licence.
These benefits under the comprehensive coverage for a car may not be available under certain excluded conditions, such as a loss arising from intentional self-injury or attempted suicide and driving outside the geographical limits. You can refer to the policy wording for the detailed exclusions.
Who Should Buy Comprehensive Car Insurance?
| New Car Owners | Car Owners in Metro Cities | Owners of Luxury Cars |
|---|---|---|
| Getting comprehensive coverage for a new car ensures all-round financial protection from the moment the vehicle leaves the showroom. The policy protects the high asset value of a newly purchased vehicle from unexpected repair costs and replacement. | Car owners living in metro cities or areas with dense traffic have higher chances of being involved in accidents, thefts and fire-related incidents. A comprehensive policy covers expensive repair bills and spare parts for major damages. | Premium and high-end cars carry high repair costs due to their limited availability, specialised parts and high technical expertise required by mechanics. With a comprehensive car policy, high-value repairs and spare parts are covered for premium cars. |
| Daily Commuters | Car Owners in Disaster-Prone Areas | Long-Distance Riders |
| Regular commuters are exposed to a higher risk of accidents, natural disasters, vandalism, riots, and other hazards than those who drive occasionally. As they require broader financial coverage, a comprehensive plan is recommended. | If you live or drive in an area exposed to high risk of flooding, landslides, earthquakes or harsh weather conditions, having a broader coverage plan keeps your finances secured. Get add-ons like Engine Secure to cover specific risks. | Frequent highway driving exposes you to the risks of unexpected breakdowns, accidents and adverse weather in remote places. A comprehensive policy for a car with roadside assistance, additional towing expenses and similar add-ons covers your risks. |
How to Buy Comprehensive Car Insurance?
Scroll to the top of this page and enter your car registration number. Then, click on ‘Get Price’.
Enter the car details, including make, model and variant, purchase period, policy expiry details and contact number.
Choose a comprehensive car insurance plan from the available options. Modify the coverage details and include add-ons as required.
Review the premium quote and pay the premium online to buy car insurance.
How to Renew Comprehensive Car Insurance?
Scroll to the top, find the ‘Renewal’ menu and select ‘Car’ from the dropdown options.
Enter either your car registration number or existing policy number and click on ‘Renew’.
Review your updated premium price and No Claim Bonus. Modify the coverage details and include any add-ons you want.
Check the revised premium quote and pay the premium to complete your car insurance renewal.
How to Raise a Claim for Comprehensive Car Insurance
Visit our claim portal or log in to your TATA AIG account to file an online claim.
Upload photos or videos of your damaged car and wait for a surveyor visit to confirm the damage and prepare a repair estimate.
Take your car to any TATA AIG network garage for cashless repairs. If one isn’t available, get repairs at a non-network garage to file for reimbursement later.
Collect your vehicle from the network garage and inform TATA AIG. For reimbursement claims, pay the bills and collect the relevant invoices and receipts.
We will settle your bills directly with the network garage for cashless claims or send the approved amount to your account for reimbursement claims.
Documents Required to Claim Comprehensive Car Insurance
- Copy of car insurance policy document
- Duly filled and signed claim form
- Car registration certificate (RC)
- Driving licence of the person driving the car
- Self-inspection photos or videos
- Repair estimate (provided by the network garage)
- Original repair bills and payment receipts
- Identity and address proof
- FIR or police report (for major damage, theft or third-party claims)
- Court summons or notice (if applicable)
- Medical bills or reports (if applicable)
- All original keys of the insured vehicle
- Any other additional documents as required
Factors that Affect Comprehensive Car Insurance Prices
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| Insured Declared Value | Make and Model | Age of Your Car | Engine/Battery Capacity |
| Insured Declared Value (IDV) of your car is its market worth based on the maximum amount an insurer will pay for theft or total loss. A higher IDV increases the insurer’s potential payout and premium prices. | Luxury, premium and high-performance vehicles carry higher premium costs due to high purchase and repair prices compared to economical vehicles. Larger vehicles with bigger engine capacity also cost more to insure. | As a car ages, its IDV becomes lower due to depreciation and wear and tear, thus reducing its insurance costs. For very old cars, comprehensive car insurance costs may be high due to the high probability of breakdowns. | The cost of third-party coverage in a comprehensive plan is fixed by the IRDAI for all insurers. For electric cars, the third-party rate is decided by the battery capacity, while for non-electric cars, it’s decided by engine capacity. |
| 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Add-On Covers | No Claim Bonus | Claim History | Location of Registration |
| Each add-on you include in your chosen plan increases the total premium. Use our car insurance premium calculator to find out the cost of different add-ons and insurance terms and avoid unnecessary additions. | No Claim Bonus is a reward offered by insurance providers for not filing claims during the previous policy year. It’s a discount from 20% to 50% on premiums based on the number of consecutive claim-free years. | The more claims you file, the riskier you are to insurance providers. Having a history of filing multiple claims for minor damage over shorter periods carries higher costs compared to responsible claim filings. | High-risk areas result in higher comprehensive insurance costs. Cars registered in areas with dense traffic and high accident rates in metro cities carry higher insurance costs than those registered in semi-urban and rural areas. |
How to Calculate Comprehensive Car Insurance Premium?
A comprehensive car insurance premium has two components: an own damage (OD) premium and a third-party premium. While third-party premium rates are fixed by the Insurance and Regulatory Development Authority of India, insurers are free to set their own rates for own damage coverage. Here are the quick steps that you can follow to calculate the comprehensive car insurance cost.
- Determine the Insured Declared Value (IDV)
To begin, calculate the IDV of your car by considering the list price and the cost of accessories. Once depreciation for both the vehicle and its accessories is deducted, the IDV is derived. IDV = (Ex-Showroom Price - Depreciation) + (Cost of Accessories - Depreciation)
- Assess No Claim Bonus (NCB) and Other Discounts
Refer to the NCB table given in our No Claim Bonus page to determine the NCB discount applicable to the Own Damage component. Additionally, consider any other discounts, if applicable to the car insurance renewal premium.
- Calculate Own Damage Premium using the formula.
Use the following formula to calculate the OD Cover Premium: OD Cover Premium = [Insured Declared Value * Insurer’s Premium Tariff] - [NCB discount]. Insurance providers set their own tariff rates for own damage insurance covers based on vehicle specifications and various risk factors.
- Determine Third-Party Cover
The third-party car insurance is determined by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) every year. It is based on your car’s engine cubic capacity for non-electric cars and battery capacity in kilowatt hours for electric vehicles. Check the latest rate on the official website.
- Evaluate the Total Cost of Add-ons
The add-ons you select will contribute to the premium for your policy. Determine the cost of each add-on or the total cost of all the add-ons combined.
- Calculate the Overall Premium
To summarise, the comprehensive car insurance premium is calculated as follows. Total Premium = [Own Damage Cover Premium] – [No Claim Bonus + Discounts] + [Cost of Add-ons] + [Third Party Insurance Premium as fixed by IRDAI]
You can use our TATA AIG car insurance premium calculator to quickly determine your overall premium in just a few minutes. It is user-friendly and less time-consuming.
What is Deductible for Comprehensive Car Insurance?
A deductible is a fixed and predetermined amount you pay out of your own pocket for car repairs and replacement before your comprehensive plan covers the rest. Once you pay this amount during a policy year, your insurance plan activates, paying the rest of your claim. A deductible lowers the insurance provider’s risk and the insurance premium.
Suppose you have a comprehensive insurance plan with an IDV of ₹10 lakhs and a deductible of ₹40,000. If your car requires repairs costing ₹1 lakh due to an accident, you have to pay ₹40,000 (deductible) out of your own pocket, while the policy will cover ₹60,000. Subsequent claims are covered up to the IDV amount within the policy year.
Comprehensive car insurance plans come with two types of deductibles:
Compulsory Deductible: Standard deductible mandated by the IRDAI for all own damage car insurance claims (including under comprehensive plans). It does not lower premium costs.
Voluntary Deductible: Policyholders can opt for a voluntary deductible for every claim to get a proportional reduction in premium cost.
Is Comprehensive Car Insurance Right for My Old Car?
A comprehensive car insurance plan covers all types of cars- new and old, budget or luxury vehicles. While many car owners prefer getting only a third-party plan for older cars, getting comprehensive insurance coverage is recommended in certain situations discussed below:
You Own an Expensive Car: A comprehensive plan is justified for luxury and high-value models with expensive repair costs and limited availability of spare parts. If you own an expensive car like a Mercedes worth over ₹50 lakhs, a comprehensive policy is a good choice.
You Need Your Car for Daily Use: If you use your vehicle daily and do not have any alternative transport, having a comprehensive plan secures your regular commutes. Another good reason to get comprehensive coverage is when you live in a remote area and have no access to public transport.
Your Car Is in Good Condition: Consider comprehensive car insurance when your vehicle is in good condition, and you intend to use it for a few more years. Also, check whether insurance premiums are relatively low for your old car. If you have a 7-year-old car that you want to use for 5 more years, get a comprehensive plan.
Comprehensive Car Insurance Vs Third-party Car Insurance
While a comprehensive plan covers both damage to your own car and third-party liabilities, third-party car insurance is a basic plan covering only the latter. Explore the differences:
| Point of Differentiation | Comprehensive Car Insurance | Third-Party Car Insurance |
|---|---|---|
| Scope of Coverage | Wider coverage for your car and third-party liabilities | Narrower scope, covers only third-party liabilities |
| Damage to Own Car | Covered | Not covered |
| Theft | Covered | Not covered |
| Natural and Manmade Disasters | Covered | Not covered |
| Transit Damage | Covered | Not covered |
| Personal Accident Cover | Available | Available |
| Legal Mandate | Optional, not required by law | Mandatory as per the Motor Vehicles Act |
| Add-Ons Availability | Available, wide selection of car insurance add-ons | Not available |
| Customisation of IDV | Allowed | Not allowed |
| No Claim Bonus | Applicable | Not applicable |
Comprehensive Car Insurance Vs Own Damage Car Insurance
A standalone own damage car insurance plan only covers damage and loss to your insured car and not third-party liabilities. Explore the differences between comprehensive and OD plans:
| Point of Differentiation | Comprehensive Car Insurance | Own Damage Car Insurance |
|---|---|---|
| Scope of Coverage | Broader, covers both damage to the insured car and third-party damage and injuries | Narrower, damage and loss to own car only |
| Third-Party Coverage | Available | Not available |
| Damage to Own Car | Covered | Covered |
| Theft | Covered | Covered |
| Natural and Manmade Disasters | Covered | Covered |
| Transit Damage | Covered | Covered |
| Legal Mandate | Meets the legal mandate of third-party coverage | Does not meet the legal mandate, requires a separate third-party plan |
| Premium | Higher | Lower than comprehensive policies |
| Add-Ons Availability | Complete selection of add-ons available | Most add-ons are available |
| No Claim Bonus | Applicable | Applicable |
Key Takeaways
Comprehensive car insurance offers dual coverage that includes financial protection against damages incurred by your car as well as third-party liabilities arising due to your insured car. Whether you own a high-value car or live in accident-prone zones, a comprehensive car insurance policy keeps your vehicle protected against own-damage and third-party liabilities. When you buy car insurance with comprehensive cover, you can also customise it as per your driving conditions and personal needs with optional add-ons like roadside assistance, tyre secure, engine secure, and more. It also includes a personal accident cover for the owner-driver that covers accidental death and disabilities. While we offer features for extensive and personalised coverage, we also ensure these benefits reach you effortlessly through our network of cashless garages across India. Choose TATA AIG for a reliable insurance experience for your comprehensive car insurance coverage.
Disclaimer / TnC
Your policy is subjected to terms and conditions & inclusions and exclusions mentioned in your policy wording. Please go through the documents carefully.
Frequently Asked Questions
General
1. Can I drive any car with a comprehensive car insurance policy?
Yes, our comprehensive car insurance plan can be included with any car make, model, or variant you have purchased. It’s available for both new cars and vehicles older than five years, as well as obsolete models. The vehicle must be in a reasonable condition at the time of policy purchase or renewal.
2. Can I add comprehensive insurance coverage to my existing policy?
Yes, you can upgrade to a comprehensive car insurance plan at the time of renewal of your current policy. Whether you have a third-party plan or a standalone OD plan, you can switch to TATA AIG comprehensive car insurance when your existing policy tenure ends and preserve your accumulated No Claim Bonus by transferring to us. You can also include add-ons of your preference while renewing with us.
3. Is a comprehensive car insurance policy required by law?
No, the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 only makes it mandatory for every driver and car owner to carry valid third-party motor insurance coverage while driving on public roads in India. Since standalone third-party plans also fulfil this requirement, a comprehensive plan is not legally mandatory but recommended for complete financial protection.
4. How is comprehensive car insurance different from liability insurance?
Liability insurance for cars is also called third-party car insurance. Comprehensive plans cover both damage to your insured car and liabilities arising from causing bodily injuries, fatalities or property damage to third parties. Third-party plans are basic, affordable insurance policies that cover only third-party liabilities.
5. Which is better- comprehensive or zero-dep car insurance?
Both serve different purposes. While comprehensive plans cover both third-party liabilities and damage to your own car, zero depreciation is an optional add-on that covers the amount deducted due to depreciation on parts replaced under an own damage claim. As an add-on, you can include it with both OD and comprehensive plans for additional costs.
6. Is a comprehensive car insurance policy worth getting?
Yes, a comprehensive car policy is worth buying when you require complete financial protection and peace of mind. It’s perfect for new or inexperienced drivers, luxury and high-performance cars, and individuals who commute daily using their cars. It’s also useful if you drive in congested areas, undertake long-distance trips or park your car outdoors in high-risk areas.
7. What is included in comprehensive car insurance?
Comprehensive car insurance includes coverage for the repair or replacement expenses arising from various risks, such as accidents, thefts, natural calamities, and manmade disasters. The comprehensive policy also includes coverage for third-party injuries, death, and property damage.
8. What is a fully comprehensive car insurance policy?
A fully comprehensive car insurance policy is a type of insurance plan that offers financial protection against damages incurred to your car (Own Damage cover) and third-party liabilities (Third-party cover). The own damage cover includes damages or loss arising from accidents, thefts, natural calamities, and manmade disasters. And third-party cover includes coverage for third-party injuries, death, and property damage arising from your insured car.
9. Comprehensive insurance and third-party insurance, which is better?
Comprehensive car insurance is considered a better option as it offers dual coverage: protection for damages incurred to your car and third-party cover for third-party injuries, death, and property damage. It also offers the option to customise it for specific requirements by including a wide range of optional add-ons like engine secure, tyre secure, roadside assistance, and more. However, the ultimate decision should be made based on your driving conditions and preferences. For example, if you own an old car and use it less frequently, you can consider purchasing a third-party car insurance policy, which is legally mandatory. On the other hand, if you own a luxury car, you can purchase comprehensive coverage for complete protection against the higher cost of repairs.
10. How is the premium for Comprehensive Car Insurance calculated?
The comprehensive car insurance cost is calculated based on several factors, such as the age of the car, IDV, make and model, location, claims history, add-ons included, and No Claim Bonus. It is calculated as: Comprehensive Car Insurance Price = [Own Damage Insurance Premium] – [No Claim Bonus + Discounts] + [Cost of Add-ons] + [Third Party Insurance Premium (fixed by IRDAI)] And here, Own Damage Insurance Premium = [Insured Declared Value (IDV) * Insurer’s Premium Tariff] + [Add-ons] - [NCB discount], where IDV = (List Price - Depreciation) + (Cost of Accessories - Depreciation)
11. How to find a network garage for cashless repair services?
If you want to repair your car at a network garage, you can locate one in your area. You can check our “Network garages” option and simply enter the city, make, and model, and then click the "Search" button to find the garage.
12. Can I buy add-ons with Comprehensive Car Insurance? If yes, which ones?
Yes, you can buy add-ons with a comprehensive insurance policy. TATA AIG offers 8+ optional add-ons. Some of the key add-ons include: ● Depreciation Reimbursement Cover ● Return-to-Invoice Cover ● Engine Secure Cover ● Tyre Secure Cover ● Consumables Expenses Cover ● Roadside Assistance Cover
13. Can I compare car insurance plans before buying?
Yes, you can easily compare car insurance plans online using a car insurance calculator. At TATA AIG, we offer an online car insurance premium calculator. Simply add the requested details, such as your registration number and other information, and within seconds, you will receive the estimated premium amount for the comprehensive and third-party insurance.
14. What is the validity of comprehensive car insurance?
This depends on the type of comprehensive car insurance policy you have chosen. You can choose from a 1-year plan or a bundled policy with 1-year own damage cover and 3-year third-party cover.
15. Which is the best comprehensive insurance for a car?
This depends on your car, driving conditions, and usage preferences. You can assess your specific needs, consider the coverage offered under the various car insurance options, and choose the best insurance plan for your car. For example, people who rarely use their old or low-value cars may find the legally mandatory third-party insurance cover sufficient. And people who use their car daily or go on long drives frequently will find comprehensive car insurance to be the best choice, as it offers complete protection. By purchasing the best comprehensive car insurance for your car, you can cover damages incurred to your car, third-party liabilities, and customise your policy with optional add-ons based on your specific requirements with optional add-ons.