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Hyundai Elite i20 is a premium car with hi-tech features, another great innovation for car lovers from the Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) family. HMIL is the Indian subsidiary of the parent company Hyundai Motor Company (HMC). HMIL is known to produce a number of cool and innovatively designed products that are perfect for the Indian terrain and match the needs of the Indian consumers. HMIL has its massive, ultramodern production plant situated in Chennai while its R&D facility is located in Hyderabad. This production plant is the nerve center for all HMIL operations.
Insurance for Hyundai Elite i20 is important as it protects the owner of the car from any future liabilities that he/she may incur due to man-made or natural calamities while driving the car.
The following insurers provide car insurance for Hyundai Elite i20:
You can compare various car insurance schemes offered by the above firms for Hyundai Elite i20 and choose the one that suits your requirements and provides you with optimum coverage.
Fuel Type | Variants of Elite i20 | Ex-Showroom price for Bengaluru |
Petrol | 1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Era | Rs.529,000 |
1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Magna Executive | Rs.599,000 | |
1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Sportz | Rs.649,159 | |
1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Asta | Rs.701,863 | |
1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Asta (Dual Tone) | Rs.726,613 | |
1.2 Kappa Dual VTVT 5-Speed Manual Asta (O) | Rs.784,386 | |
1.4L MPi Dual VTVT 4-Speed Automatic Magna | Rs.914,804 | |
Diesel | 1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Era | Rs.671,699 |
1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Magna Executive | Rs.726,566 | |
1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Sportz | Rs.773,375 | |
1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Asta | Rs.831,147 | |
1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Asta (Dual Tone) | Rs.855,963 | |
1.4L U2 CRDi 6-Speed Manual Asta (O) | Rs.911,018 |
*Please note the above prices could vary from state to state. Kindly get in touch with the respective showroom of the state you are buying the car from, or visit their online website to know the price.
The mileage for Elite i20 petrol variants is 18.6 Kmpl and for its diesel variants is 22.5 Kmpl.
Engine Label | 1.2L Kappa | 1.4L U II | 1.4L | |
Displacement (cc) | 1,197 | 1,396 | 1,368 | |
Max. Power (ps/rpm) | 83/6,000 | 90/4,000 | 100/6,000 | |
Engine | Max. Torque (kg·m/rpm) | 11.7/4,000 | 22.4/1,500 - 2,750 | 13.5/4,000 |
Valvetrain Type | 4 Cyl, 16 Valves | 4 Cyl, 16 Valves | 4 Cyl, 16 Valves | |
Transmission | Transmission Type | Manual 5 | Manual 6 | Automatic 4 |
Some of the exclusions can be included in your Elite i20 car insurance policy via rider/add-on options.
There are basically two kinds of car insurance policies available in the market:
As the name suggests, this insurance policy covers third-party liabilities alone. Third-party liabilities include :
This insurance plan provides an overall protection to the owner/policyholder against liabilities such as:
Depending on several factors, your car insurance premium can vary. Below mentioned are the factors that determine the car insurance premium:
You can avail car insurance for your Hyundai Elite i20 from any of the general insurance firms that provide insurance covers. There are several steps and ways you can apply for car insurance:
Here, you have to visit the designated offices of insurance representatives or agents in order to apply for Elite i20 car insurance. You need to ensure that the office you visit and the agents/representatives you meet with are genuine, certified and have a license. Now, choosing the right insurance for your vehicle can be a little difficult because of the number of offices you might have to visit before deciding to buy a specific insurance. But there is an easy way to decide the insurance you want to buy before meeting with the insurance agent or visiting the office. You can research on various insurance schemes available in the market via the official online websites. You can compare the ones you like and choose one that serves all your insurance needs. Once you are ready, you can go ahead, speak with the representative, visit the branch and buy the insurance.
Applying for car insurance offline can be tedious, especially with all the travelling and meeting with the insurance representative. Instead of dealing with the hassles of applying offline, you can apply for car insurance online after you have done your research and comparison via websites. This way you can save money and time. The whole process can be done from the convenience of your home provided that you fill in all the necessary details. The process is also paperless so you may get discounts on insurance premiums. The only thing you need to be sure of is that the website you visit is the official insurance website and not a fraudulent one.
Whether applying offline or online, ensure that you read through your car insurance policy documents thoroughly and get to know your policy well so that you can avail a hassle-free claim settlement.
Most of the car insurance firms provide similar add-on covers, here are few riders that are available in the market for Elite i20 car insurance:
There are a number of ways you can trim your car insurance premiums regardless of the insurance scheme you have availed:
During your policy period, you can raise a claim if you are involved in a mishap. The steps to raise the claim are as follows:
Now, your claim can be settled in two ways:
This is the selling point for any insurer. This claim settlement is an attractive perk for the consumer when he/she decides to buy a car insurance. Here the insurer will have a tie-up with a number of authorised garages. In case your car needs to be repaired, you can take your car to any of these authorised garages and get it repaired. You don’t have to shell out any money from your pocket, the insurer will settle the complete repair expenses. Steps to avail a cashless claim:
In case your car meets with an accident where network garages are not present, you can avail this claim. In such scenario, you need to inform the insurer about the accident and the fact that cashless garages are absent near the area. Once the insurer approves, you can take your car to any of the garages nearby and avail their services for car repair. You will need to spend from your own pocket and clear off all the bills for repair. Once you have paid for the repairs you need to submit the invoice for all the repair work to the insurer and get the amount reimbursed by the insurance firm.
You need to cross-check and make sure that all the information provided in the insurance policy documents match with the information in your RC book.
You need to first map out the benefits you want to receive from the insurance provider. Then, you have to compare the various car insurance policies available in the market based on the insurance coverage, insurance benefits offered and claim settlement ratio.
There are usually two kinds of deductibles/excesses when it comes to car insurance, compulsory deductible, and voluntary excess. A Compulsory deductible is where a small sum will be deducted by the insurance company before settling the claim. Compulsory deductible depends on the cubic capacity of your car and cannot be excluded from the insurance policy. Voluntary excess is an optional deductible that you can opt for when you buy the policy. Unlike compulsory deductible, you can exclude it from the policy if you don’t want it. One thing to remember about the voluntary deductible is that it can be a boon if you opt for it, as you will bring down the insurance premium amount, but you have to be careful not to opt for a higher deductible as this might cause you financial strain at the time of claim settlement where you would be expected to pay the deductible.
Vehicle repair expenses or vehicle replacement expenses are covered under this policy cover.
The complete Insured’s Declared Value (IDV) minus the deductibles is paid.
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