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Third-party only

The legal minimum, honestly.

Third-party cover is IRDAI-mandated — it pays for damage to other vehicles, people and property. It does not cover your own vehicle. Cheapest option, but not recommended for vehicles you’d struggle to replace.

IRDAI

Mandated minimum

Statutory

Liability cap

0%

Own damage cover

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Top picks

Top third-party only plans.

Three standouts for a 2016 hatchback · IDV ₹2.8L · Bengaluru.

ICICI Lombard

Motor Private Car

Best value
13,100/yr · IDV ₹8.1L
Claim ratio
95.6%
IDV
₹8.1L
Max NCB
20%
  • Zero-depreciation (2 claims/yr)
  • Engine + hydrostatic lock
  • 24×7 roadside assistance
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HDFC ERGO

Motor Secure

Most bought
14,800/yr · IDV ₹8.3L
Claim ratio
93.1%
IDV
₹8.3L
Max NCB
25%
  • Return to invoice
  • Consumables cover
  • Key replacement included
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Bajaj Allianz

Drive Assure Plus

Premium
15,640/yr · IDV ₹8.4L
Claim ratio
94.2%
IDV
₹8.4L
Max NCB
30%
  • Pay-as-you-drive discount
  • NCB protection
  • Tyre + rim damage
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Common questions.

Why is TP-only insurance illegal alone for new vehicles?

It isn't — TP cover satisfies Motor Vehicles Act §146. But for vehicles < 3 years old (cars) or < 5 years (bikes), insurers only sell bundled OD+TP per IRDAI Bundled Policy Reg. 2018. Standalone TP is for older vehicles.

What is IDV and why does it matter?

Insured Declared Value is the current market value of your vehicle — the max we pay out on total loss/theft. A higher IDV = slightly higher premium, but much larger cheque if things go wrong.

Zero-depreciation — is it worth it?

For cars < 5 years old, yes. Insurers normally deduct 30–50% depreciation on parts at claim time; zero-dep waives that. Pays for itself in one medium-sized claim.

Can I transfer my NCB to a new car?

Yes. No-claim bonus is tied to you, not the car — carry it on portability or when you switch insurers. Just ask for the NCB certificate.

What does third-party-only cover?

Legal liability only — damage to another vehicle, person or property. Nothing for your own car. Cheaper but insufficient if your vehicle is worth protecting.

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