Key facts
What the official sources publish
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Private-car core coverageThe Tata AIG package covers accidental, fire, theft, riot/ strike, natural-calamity, terrorist/ malicious-act, landslide/ rockslide and transit loss or damage to the insured vehicle, plus third-party bodily-injury/ death liability and up to ₹7.50 lakh third-party property-damage compensation.View source
The official coverage and sections publish the covered perils and third-party limits.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy - TATA
- Page / section
- Features & Coverage /
- Accessed
- 23 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Owner-driver personal accident coverCompulsory owner-driver personal accident cover has a maximum capital sum insured of ₹15 lakh. Compensation is 100% for death, loss of two limbs or sight of two eyes or one limb and sight of one eye, 50% for loss of one limb or sight of one eye, and 100% for other permanent total disablement.View source
The official schedule lists the owner-driver compensation scale and ₹15 lakh maximum.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy - TATA
- Page / section
- Personal Accident Cover for the Owner-Driver
- Accessed
- 23 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Geographic limitsOwn-damage cover includes fire, explosion, lightning, burglary/ theft, riot/ strike, earthquake, flood and other listed natural calamities, accidental external means, malicious or terrorist activity, transit and landslide/ rockslide. Third-party bodily-injury/ death liability is covered subject to the policy; third-party property damage is up to ₹7,50,000 on the current page. Owner-driver personal accident compensation is available up to ₹15,00,000. IDV is the own-damage sum-insured basis.View source
The manually reviewed product record states: “Own-damage cover includes fire, explosion, lightning, burglary/theft, riot/ strike, earthquake, flood and other listed natural calamities, accidental external means, malicious or terrorist activity, transit and landslide/ rockslide. Third-party bodily-injury/ death liability is covered subject to the policy; third-party property damage is up to ₹7,50,000 on the current page. Owner-driver personal accident compensation is available up to ₹15,00,000. is the own-damage sum-insured basis.”.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy - TATA — official product page
- Page / section
- Published product metadata
- Accessed
- 15 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Policy typePrivate-car package motor insurance with own-damage, third-party liability and owner-driver personal-accident sections; optional add-ons apply only when shown in the policy schedule.View source
The current page identifies a private-car package policy issued by Tata and separates own damage, third-party liability and owner-driver cover.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy - TATA — current Bank of Baroda product page
- Page / section
- Lines 152–159 and 168–197
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
InsurerTata AIG General Insurance Company Limited. Bank of Baroda distributes the product as an insurance corporate-agent channel; the insurance contract is with Tata AIG.View source
The page names Tata General Insurance Company Ltd and states that acts as a corporate agent while the insurer underwrites the policy.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy - TATA — current Bank of Baroda product page
- Page / section
- Lines 157–159 and 298–300
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Core coverOwn-damage cover includes fire, explosion, lightning, burglary/ theft, riot/ strike, earthquake, flood and other listed natural calamities, accidental external means, malicious or terrorist activity, transit and landslide/ rockslide. Third-party bodily-injury/ death liability is covered subject to the policy; third-party property damage is up to ₹7,50,000 on the current page. Owner-driver personal accident compensation is available up to ₹15,00,000. IDV is the own-damage sum-insured basis.View source
The page and insurer wording publish the covered perils, third-party limits, owner-driver scale and basis.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — page and Tata wording
- Page / section
- lines 170–197 and 326–336; wording pages 2–4
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Sum insured / coverOwn-damage sum insured is the vehicle's Insured Declared Value (IDV), fixed at the start of each policy period. Owner-driver personal-accident capital sum insured is up to ₹15,00,000; third-party property-damage compensation is up to ₹7,50,000 on the current BOB page. Optional add-on limits are schedule-specific.View source
The wording defines as the own-damage sum insured, while the page publishes the owner-driver and third-party property limits.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — Tata policy wording
- Page / section
- pages 2–4; lines 197 and 326–336
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Add-on limits and conditionsThe reviewed add-ons include depreciation reimbursement for the first two claims; Daily Allowance up to 10 days for repair and 15 days for theft/ total loss; Courtesy/ Hire Car up to 10/ 15 days, generally available within 24 hours and limited to 8 hours or 80 km per day, whichever is lower; No Claim Bonus protection subject to the published claim-free and renewal conditions; Loss of Personal Belongings with a first ₹250 deductible; Engine Secure; Tyre Secure with page-level cover for up to four tyres; Consumables; Roadside Assistance with up to four service uses; and other schedule-selected covers in the complete add-on table.View source
The current page and complete insurer wording publish the add-on names, day/distance/use limits and schedule-dependent conditions preserved in the add-on tables.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — add-ons
- Page / section
- lines 213–282; wording pages 14–24
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Claim notification and timingNotify Tata AIG immediately or as soon as reasonably possible after a loss. Theft must be reported to the police and insurer within 48 hours where practicable, with an FIR or written acknowledgement. The current BOB FAQ says claims can be made within 7 days of receiving final documents. The policy also states that a claim not settled within 30 days attracts interest at 2% above the bank rate from receipt of the last relevant document, subject to its conditions.View source
The wording supplies the immediate-notice, theft-reporting and settlement-interest conditions; the separately publishes the seven-day final-document timing.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — claim conditions
- Page / section
- pages 6–8; lines 326–336
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Key exclusionsBase exclusions include loss outside the geographical area, contractual liability, unauthorised use or driver, consequential loss, nuclear risks and war/hostilities. The wording also excludes wear and tear, mechanical/electrical breakdown, certain tyre-only losses, intoxication-related incidents, invalid or unauthorised repairs and add-on-specific losses. Optional covers have additional conditions such as valid own-damage claims, authorised garages, police reports, schedule limits and manufacturer-warranty exclusions.View source
The complete wording and current exclusions section were checked; concise principal exclusions are shown here while add-on conditions remain in the source tables.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — Tata policy wording
- Page / section
- pages 2–8 and 13–24; lines 284–294
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Policy termThe exact insurance period is the period stated in the policy schedule. One policy year is 12 consecutive months; renewal terms, benefits and premium rates may change with the insurer's consent. Add-on coverage applies only for the period and limits shown in the schedule.View source
The insurer wording defines the period by the schedule and a policy year as twelve consecutive months; the renewal section allows terms and premiums to change.
- Source
- Auto Secure — Private Car Package Policy base wording
- Page / section
- Definitions — period of insurance and policy year; renewal conditions
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Premium and cancellationPurchase premium is quote- and schedule-specific. If the insured cancels without a claim, the policy uses the published short-period retention grid and retains at least ₹100, or ₹25 for specially designed/ modified vehicles for blind, handicapped or mentally challenged persons. The PDF grid retains 20% for up to one month, 30% up to two months, 40% up to three months, 50% up to four months, 60% up to five months, 70% up to six months, 80% up to seven months, 90% up to eight months and the full annual rate after eight months.View source
The wording states that the schedule supplies the premium and publishes the minimum retained premium and short-period grid; no universal purchase premium is printed.
- Source
- Auto Secure Private Car Package Policy — Tata policy wording
- Page / section
- pages 5–7 — cancellation and short-period retention grid
- Accessed
- 28 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- The Tata package covers accidental, fire, theft, riot/
strike, natural-calamity, terrorist/ malicious-act, landslide/ rockslide and transit loss or damage to the insured vehicle, plus third-party bodily-injury/ death liability and up to ₹7.50 lakh third-party property-damage compensation.
Documents the bank lists
- Policy schedule and policy number.
- For every claim: immediate loss details, loss location, damaged-vehicle location, contact details and the vehicle's policy information.
- For theft: police complaint/
or written police acknowledgement, reported to police and insurer within 48 hours where practicable. - For repairs or reimbursement: detailed repair estimate, original bills/receipts, photographs and any surveyor or garage documents requested by Tata .
- For owner-driver personal-accident cover: effective driving licence, registered-owner/policyholder evidence and nominee details.
- For a deceased policyholder transfer: death certificate, proof of title and original policy.
- For vehicle-loan protector: the loan amortisation chart and amendments from the bank/financial institution.
- For roadside-assistance reimbursement: prior toll-free authorisation, event documents and actual-cost proof.




