The tie-up will now enable instant policy issuance and efficient claims settlement services to Maruti car owners.
21 Oct 2016 | 9275 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company has announced a tie-up with Maruti Insurance Broking, India’s largest provider of motor insurance brokerage services, to offer motor insurance products to buyers of Maruti Suzuki cars.
This strategic alliance will now enable instant policy issuance and efficient claims settlement services to Maruti car ...
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HDFC ERGO General Insurance Company has announced a tie-up with Maruti Insurance Broking, India’s largest provider of motor insurance brokerage services, to offer motor insurance products to buyers of Maruti Suzuki cars.
This strategic alliance will now enable instant policy issuance and efficient claims settlement services to Maruti car owners.
Maruti Suzuki customers will also get the benefits of cash-less accidental repairs, seamless services across the country, hassle-free claim settlement which is fair and transparent, quality repairs at authorised dealer workshops, dealer-assisted towing facility and easy transfer of no-claim bonus. Cashless insurance, clear demarcation of plastic and metal parts for greater transparency will also be offered among other benefits as part of this tie-up. As a pilot, the insurance will be offered to the buyers of Maruti Suzuki cars in the cities of Pune, Surat and Vadodara.
Announcing the tie-up, Ritesh Kumar, MD and CEO, HDFC ERGO General Insurance, said, “This tie-up with Maruti Insurance is in line with our commitment to customers towards enhancing the ownership experience of their cars. Buyers of Maruti Suzuki vehicles can now avail of a comprehensive motor insurance from HDFC ERGO through Maruti Insurance and enjoy cashless claim services available at Maruti authorised garages across the country.”
“We are glad to have HDFC ERGO on board as our partner and I am sure this synergy will increase the insurance penetration in the country,” said Surendra Srivastava, CEO and principal officer, Maruti Insurance Broking.