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FADA: Auto Sales Grow 207% In May 2022 Though Still Down From Pre-Covid Times
While numbers were up in comparison to May 2021, overall auto sales were 10% lower than pre-covid May 2019.
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Third-Party Insurance Rate Hike For 2-Wheelers Unlikely To Impact Demand: ICRA
The upward revision in the third-party insurance premium for two-wheelers, which has come into force from June 1, is unlikely to materially impact the demand, credit ratings agency ICRA said on Friday.
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Car & Two-Wheeler Insurance Rates Set To Increase From June 1, 2022
The Central Government approved new base premium rates for third party motor vehicle insurance, which will be applicable from June 1, 2022. These will in turn also hike the prices of all new cars and bikes.
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Third-Party Motor Insurance Premium To Cost More From June 1
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) on Wednesday increased the third-party (TP) motor insurance premium for various categories of vehicles with effect from June 1, a decision which is likely to jack up the insurance cost of cars and two-wheelers.
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Explaining Motorcycle Insurance
Bike insurance is a sort of financial protection for your two-wheeler that pays for damage to your vehicle or third parties that occurs as a result of an accident or natural disaster.
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Best Car Insurance Policy for Indian Car Owners
If you are a car owner in India, you have to have a car insurance policy. There is at least one type of car insurance that is mandatory to have, i.e., Third Party Insurance Cover. It is a must for all car owners as per The Motor Vehicle Act.
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Government Proposes Hike In Third Party Motor Insurance Premium From April 1, 2022
Road transport ministry has proposed a hike in the third-party motor insurance premium for various categories of vehicles
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Everything About Third-Party Liability Insurance
Third-party insurance is now mandated by the government at the time of buying a new car. But do you really know what it means and what it entails? Well, worry not if you don't for we have a comprehensive article explaining everything there is to know about third-party insurances.
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Buying A New Car Or Two-Wheeler To Get Cheaper In India From August 1
Planning to buy a new vehicle? Register it after August 1, 2020, with the on-road prices on cars and two-wheelers set to reduce, as IRDAI reverses its decision for mandatory long-term motor vehicle insurance packages.
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Government Extends Date For Renewal Of Motor Insurance Policy Till April 21
In a bid to give relief to its citizens, the Ministry of Finance has decided to extend the renewal date of the third party Motor insurance policy, which falls from March 25 to April 14. The Government extended the deadline till April 21, 2020. Apart from the motor insurance policy, the Finance Ministry also extended the renewal dates for the Health...
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IRDAI To Keep Third Party Motor Insurance Premiums Unchanged For All Vehicles In FY'21
The support will have a multiplier effect as increase in premium would have resulted into thrice the increase as buyers are now required to pay a onetime premium for three years.
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Third-Party Insurance Premium For Cars, 2-Wheelers To Go Up From June 16
Car and two-wheeler insurance to cost more from June 16 with regulator IRDAI increasing the mandatory third party (TP) motor insurance by up to 21 per cent in certain category of vehicles.
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Car And Bike Purchase To Cost More From September 1
Buying a car or two-wheeler is set to become expensive from September 1, 2018 as long-term third party insurance policy has been made mandatory by the IRDAI following a Supreme Court order.
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All Cars And Bikes To Become Costlier From Tomorrow. Here's Why
Buying a car or two-wheeler is set to become expensive from tomorrow, as long-term third party insurance policy has been made mandatory by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) following a Supreme Court order.
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Buying A Car, Bike To Get Costlier From Saturday
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) has issued a circular in this regard.
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FADA: Auto Sales Grow 207% In May 2022 Though Still Down From Pre-Covid Times
While numbers were up in comparison to May 2021, overall auto sales were 10% lower than pre-covid May 2019.
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Third-Party Insurance Rate Hike For 2-Wheelers Unlikely To Impact Demand: ICRA
The upward revision in the third-party insurance premium for two-wheelers, which has come into force from June 1, is unlikely to materially impact the demand, credit ratings agency ICRA said on Friday.
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Car & Two-Wheeler Insurance Rates Set To Increase From June 1, 2022
The Central Government approved new base premium rates for third party motor vehicle insurance, which will be applicable from June 1, 2022. These will in turn also hike the prices of all new cars and bikes.
-
Third-Party Motor Insurance Premium To Cost More From June 1
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) on Wednesday increased the third-party (TP) motor insurance premium for various categories of vehicles with effect from June 1, a decision which is likely to jack up the insurance cost of cars and two-wheelers.
-
Explaining Motorcycle Insurance
Bike insurance is a sort of financial protection for your two-wheeler that pays for damage to your vehicle or third parties that occurs as a result of an accident or natural disaster.
-
Best Car Insurance Policy for Indian Car Owners
If you are a car owner in India, you have to have a car insurance policy. There is at least one type of car insurance that is mandatory to have, i.e., Third Party Insurance Cover. It is a must for all car owners as per The Motor Vehicle Act.
-
Government Proposes Hike In Third Party Motor Insurance Premium From April 1, 2022
Road transport ministry has proposed a hike in the third-party motor insurance premium for various categories of vehicles
-
Everything About Third-Party Liability Insurance
Third-party insurance is now mandated by the government at the time of buying a new car. But do you really know what it means and what it entails? Well, worry not if you don't for we have a comprehensive article explaining everything there is to know about third-party insurances.
-
Buying A New Car Or Two-Wheeler To Get Cheaper In India From August 1
Planning to buy a new vehicle? Register it after August 1, 2020, with the on-road prices on cars and two-wheelers set to reduce, as IRDAI reverses its decision for mandatory long-term motor vehicle insurance packages.
-
Government Extends Date For Renewal Of Motor Insurance Policy Till April 21
In a bid to give relief to its citizens, the Ministry of Finance has decided to extend the renewal date of the third party Motor insurance policy, which falls from March 25 to April 14. The Government extended the deadline till April 21, 2020. Apart from the motor insurance policy, the Finance Ministry also extended the renewal dates for the Health...
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IRDAI To Keep Third Party Motor Insurance Premiums Unchanged For All Vehicles In FY'21
The support will have a multiplier effect as increase in premium would have resulted into thrice the increase as buyers are now required to pay a onetime premium for three years.
-
Third-Party Insurance Premium For Cars, 2-Wheelers To Go Up From June 16
Car and two-wheeler insurance to cost more from June 16 with regulator IRDAI increasing the mandatory third party (TP) motor insurance by up to 21 per cent in certain category of vehicles.
-
Car And Bike Purchase To Cost More From September 1
Buying a car or two-wheeler is set to become expensive from September 1, 2018 as long-term third party insurance policy has been made mandatory by the IRDAI following a Supreme Court order.
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All Cars And Bikes To Become Costlier From Tomorrow. Here's Why
Buying a car or two-wheeler is set to become expensive from tomorrow, as long-term third party insurance policy has been made mandatory by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) following a Supreme Court order.
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Buying A Car, Bike To Get Costlier From Saturday
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) has issued a circular in this regard.
