Motor Insurance Renewal Quote Comparison

Compare your renewal notice with up to two new quotes by premium, your share of a repair bill and IDV.

Quote nameTotal premium including 18% GST (INR)Your share of this bill (deductibles + estimated depreciation) (INR)IDV (maximum payout for own damage) (INR)
INR
Quote nameTotal premium including 18% GSTYou pay at claim timePremium plus your share

Use this tool when you have your insurer's renewal notice and one or two new comprehensive quotes for the same car, same NCB and the same add-ons you actually want. Enter each premium as the final amount payable, including 18% GST.

Your share of the bill. For each quote, add the compulsory deductible (commonly ₹1,000 for private cars up to 1,500 cc and ₹2,000 above), any voluntary deductible you chose, and, if the quote has no zero-depreciation cover, an estimate of the depreciation the insurer would deduct on parts. The depreciation worked example shows how to estimate it; on a three-year-old car, plastic and rubber parts lose 50% and metal parts 15%.

How it works. For each quote: insurer pays = min(bill − your share, IDV); you pay = bill − insurer pays; total = premium + you pay. Quotes are sorted from lowest to highest total.

Worked example (illustrative). For a ₹60,000 repair: renewal ₹17,900 + ₹1,000 = ₹18,900; quote A ₹14,200 + ₹9,800 = ₹24,000; quote B ₹16,600 + ₹1,000 = ₹17,600. With no claim, A is cheapest; with one mid-sized claim, B wins. Set the bill to 0 and to a total loss to see both ends.

Limits. The tool does not include the NCB you lose after a claim, which can exceed the deductible (see claim or pay yourself). It does not read exclusions, consumables cover or garage networks. All defaults are illustrative, not real quotes.

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