Edelweiss Car Insurance

Documents Required for Edelweiss Car Insurance:

The following documents are required for Edelweiss car insurance claim settlement:

1. Claim form duly filled out and signed
2. A copy of the vehicle Registration Certificate (RC)
3. A copy of the insurance policy
4. Police Panchanama or FIR copy
5. Original and a copy of the driving licence
6. Documents required as per the AML guideline
7. A repair cost estimate
8. Repair invoices as well as payment proof/discharge
9. All other documentation considered relevant for the case

Exclusions of Edelweiss Car Insurance:

The following situations are not covered by Edelweiss car insurance:

1. Accidents that occur outside of India's official geographical boundaries.
2. Claiming for an accident in a stolen car or in a car driven by someone who does not have a valid driving licence.
3. Claims that may arise if you have entered into a contract with a third party. For instance, if you agree to a contract to compensate an individual in the event of an accident.
4. Any additional damages or losses incurred as a result of a car accident. For example, if you leave your damaged car unattended and some of its parts are stolen, Edelweiss car insurance will not cover such stolen parts.
5. If you use your car for motor trade, carrying items for commercial purposes, speed testing, organised racing, and so on.
6. If your car gets damaged due to wars, riots, nuclear accidents, enemy strikes, etc.

What are the Benefits of Edelweiss Car Insurance?

Edelweiss car insurance comes with the following benefits:

1. Diverse insurance policies to meet the requirements of policyholders.
2. Fast and hassle-free claim settlements.
3. Claims are settled in over 2,000 cashless garages across the country.
4. Priority services are available at preferred garages.
5. Multiple add-on covers.
6. Customer service is available 24/7.