Coverage Route

Build the right coverage route before you request a quote.

Use this page to map legal minimums, own-damage protection, and add-ons to your daily driving reality.

  • Pick a reliable base: Third-Party or Comprehensive
  • Add targeted riders for actual risk exposure
  • Prepare renewal checklist in advance
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Coverage Route Timeline

Checkpoint 1

Third-Party Foundation

Handles legal liability for damages caused to third-party people or property.

Checkpoint 2

Comprehensive Expansion

Adds own-damage protection from incidents like collisions, theft, or natural events.

Checkpoint 3

Smart Add-ons

Layer only add-ons that solve meaningful risk and claim friction for your profile.

Checkpoint 4

Renewal Readiness

Review sum insured, usage, NCB position, and document status before expiry.

Third-Party Explained

This is typically the legal minimum. It protects against external liability but usually not your own vehicle damage.

  • Legal compliance baseline
  • Budget-friendly structure
  • Limited own-vehicle protection
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Comprehensive Explained

Balanced option for most drivers. Combines third-party liability and own-damage safeguards.

  • Broader incident coverage
  • Useful for financed/newer vehicles
  • Supports add-on customization
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Add-ons Explained

Common options include roadside assistance, zero depreciation, engine protect, and personal accident support.

  • Roadside Assistance
  • Zero Depreciation
  • Engine Protect
  • Personal Accident Cover

Renewal Checklist

  • Verify expiry date and break-in risk window
  • Confirm vehicle details and nominee information
  • Review claim records and no-claim benefit position
  • Check add-ons relevance for current usage
  • Store policy PDF and payment record securely

Coverage Matcher

Choose your profile and generate a recommendation.