Standalone OD for Motor PC

What is Standalone Own Damage (SAOD) Insurance?

A Standalone Own Damage policy protects your vehicle against loss or damage, if you already have a valid Third-Party insurance policy. It covers accidental damage, theft, fire, natural calamities, and malicious acts.

Who Can Buy This Policy?

  • Any vehicle owner whose vehicle is registered in India and already has an active Third-Party Liability policy.

What Does the Policy Cover?

CoverageWhat’s Included
Accidental DamageCovers repair expenses due to collision or road accident
Theft / Total LossCompensation up to IDV if the vehicle is stolen or beyond repair
Natural CalamitiesFlood, earthquake, cyclone, landslide, tsunami, etc.
Man-Made EventsRiots, strikes, vandalism, terrorism, etc.
Fire & ExplosionDamage due to fire, self-ignition, or explosion
Note: Third-Party liability is not included under SAOD. It must be purchased separately.

What Affects the Premium?

  • Insured Declared Value (IDV)
  • Engine cubic capacity (CC)
  • Age of vehicle
  • Geographical zone
  • Add-on covers chosen

How is the IDV (Sum Insured) Decided?

IDV is the current market value of the vehicle after applying standard depreciation as per rules.

Vehicle AgeDepreciation %
0 – 6 months5%
6 – 12 months15%
1 – 2 years20%
2 – 3 years30%
3 – 4 years40%
4 – 5 years50%
For vehicles older than 5 years or discontinued models, IDV is mutually agreed upon between insurer and owner.

What is Not Covered?

  • Intentional damage
  • Driving under alcohol or drugs
  • Racing, speed testing, illegal use
  • Normal wear & tear or mechanical breakdown
  • Damage when driven without a valid licence
  • Commercial use (if insured as private vehicle)
  • Unapproved vehicle modifications

How to File a Claim?

Accident Damage

  • Inform insurer immediately.
  • Submit claim form, RC, driving licence and repair estimate.
  • Vehicle survey is conducted by the insurer's surveyor.
  • Submit final repair bills and supporting documents.
  • Claim amount is settled as per policy terms (less excess/depreciation where applicable).

Theft

  • File FIR with the police immediately.
  • Inform insurer and submit FIR copy.
  • Provide Final Police Report (investigation closure report) to insurer.
  • Transfer RC & hand over keys (as per insurer's process).
  • Claim is settled as per IDV and policy terms.

Documents Required for Claim

  • Policy copy & premium receipt
  • Duly filled claim form
  • Driving licence
  • Registration Certificate (RC)
  • Repair estimate & final bills
  • FIR / Panchanama (where applicable)
  • Road tax / permit / fitness certificate (if applicable)
  • Any other document requested by insurer
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