ICICI Lombard offers comprehensive plans for protecting your vehicle, including swift claim settlements, 24/7 roadside assistance, and coverage tailored to every ride.
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Founded in 2001, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited is a joint venture between ICICI Bank Limited and Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited. As one of the leading private sector general insurance companies in India, ICICI Lombard offers a comprehensive range of insurance products, including motor, health, travel, home, and weather insurance. The company is headquartered in Mumbai, and its CEO is Mr. Bhargav Dasgupta. ICICI Lombard is known for its customer-centric approach, innovative insurance solutions, and robust digital platform, making it a prominent player in the Indian insurance market.
The fine print
Having at least third-party liability insurance is mandatory as per the Motor Vehicles Act.
A large network of workshops offers cashless repairs at the time of need.
Protects you against claims from third parties for injury, death, or property damage caused by your vehicle
Offers compensation in case of accidental death or permanent disability of the owner-driver.
You can enhance the value of the policy by choosing different add-ons, such as zero-dep and engine protection.
From payment options to policy features, you get the freedom to choose.
Car insurance offers financial protection for private four-wheelers against accidents, theft, natural disasters, and third-party liabilities. It is mandatory to have at least third-party cover, while comprehensive plans provide wider coverage, including own damage and options to enhance the insurance coverage through add-ons.
Two-wheeler insurance safeguards bikes and scooters from road mishaps, theft, and damage due to man-made or natural causes. It also ensures legal compliance and offers personal accident cover for the rider.
Commercial vehicle insurance is specifically designed for vehicles used in the transportation of goods, passenger carriage, or other business operations. It covers damages and third-party liabilities, helping businesses manage operational risks.
Covers third-party injury, death, or property damage involving your vehicle
All vehicle owners (legally mandatory)
Third-party motor insurance is mandatory under Indian law to drive any vehicle on public roads.
Shields you from hefty expenses arising from accidents, theft, or natural disasters.
Protects you from legal and financial liabilities if your vehicle causes harm to another person or their property.
Comprehensive and own-damage policies cover repairs or replacement costs for your own vehicle.
Knowing you're covered helps reduce stress while driving, especially in high-risk or uncertain conditions.
Add-ons like zero depreciation or roadside assistance let you tailor your policy to suit your specific needs.
Motor insurance premiums depend on various factors, including vehicle type, age, location, coverage, claim history, and optional add-ons. Higher risks or broader coverage usually result in a higher premium amount.
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You can file a claim in two primary ways: 1) Cashless Claim: At a network garage, where the insurer pays the garage directly 2) Reimbursement Claim: You pay for the repairs, and the insurer reimburses later
Yes, at least third-party motor insurance is legally required to drive any vehicle on Indian roads.
Third-party insurance covers damage to others, while comprehensive insurance also protects your own vehicle against theft, damage, and disasters.
Yes, you can customize it with add-ons like zero depreciation, engine protection, roadside assistance, and more.
IDV (Insured Declared Value) is the maximum amount you can claim if your vehicle is stolen or declared a total loss.
Yes, if you want full coverage. Own damage covers your vehicle, while third-party is legally required for liabilities.
Premium is based on vehicle type, age, location, coverage chosen, IDV, driving history, and selected add-ons.
Inform the insurer, document the damage, submit required documents, and let the insurer handle inspection and settlement.
Common exclusions include regular wear and tear, drunk driving, driving without a license, and deliberate damage.
Yes, NCB is transferable to your new vehicle if you switch insurers or buy a new policy in your name.
You’ll need your insurance policy, registration certificate (RC), driver’s license, claim form, and repair estimates.
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