Check Vehicle InsuranceStatus & Renewal
Enter your vehicle number to check insurance validity and find renewal options.
Why Check Your Insurance Status?
Expired insurance is not just a fine, it can cost you much more.
₹2,000 Fine
Driving without valid insurance attracts a fine up to ₹2,000 for the first offence under the Motor Vehicles Act.
No Claim Payout
If you meet with an accident with an expired policy, your insurer can reject the claim — leaving you fully liable.
RC May Get Flagged
An expired insurance can result in your vehicle RC being flagged in traffic databases, leading to further penalties.
₹2,000 Fine
Driving without valid insurance attracts a fine up to ₹2,000 for the first offence under the Motor Vehicles Act.
No Claim Payout
If you meet with an accident with an expired policy, your insurer can reject the claim — leaving you fully liable.
RC May Get Flagged
An expired insurance can result in your vehicle RC being flagged in traffic databases, leading to further penalties.
Types of Motor Insurance
How It Works
Enter Vehicle Number
Type your registration number exactly as on your RC e.g. DL7SBY1234. Works for all states and vehicle types.
Instant VAHAN Lookup
We securely query the Government of India's VAHAN database to fetch your vehicle's current insurance record.
See Status & Next Steps
View insurance status, expiry date, and get personalised renewal guidance if your policy is expiring or lapsed.
No Claim Bonus Slab
Every claim-free year earns you a bigger discount on renewal premium
NCB is forfeited if you do not renew within 90 days of policy expiry.
All Vehicle Types Covered
Our insurance check works for every vehicle registered in the VAHAN database
Factors That Affect Your Premium
Understanding these helps you make smarter choices at renewal
Driving History
A clean record with no claims leads to NCB discounts of up to 50% on renewal.
Vehicle Type & Age
Newer or high-performance vehicles cost more to insure. Older vehicles may have lower IDV.
Location (RTO Zone)
Urban areas with higher traffic density and theft rates attract higher premiums.
Engine Cubic Capacity
Larger engine vehicles (>1500cc) are placed in a higher insurance slab under IRDAI guidelines.
Add-on Covers Chosen
Zero depreciation, engine protection, roadside assist — each add-on increases the premium proportionally.
Insured Declared Value
Higher IDV = higher premium but better claim payout. Setting IDV too low underinsures your vehicle.
Risks of Letting Insurance Lapse
The consequences go beyond just a fine — here is what is at stake
Loss of No Claim Bonus
If your policy lapses beyond 90 days, all accumulated NCB (up to 50% discount) is forfeited. You start over at 0% — even after years of claim-free driving.
Risk of Fines & Legal Action
Under MV Act Section 196, driving without insurance is a cognisable offence. First offence: ₹2,000 fine or 3 months imprisonment. Repeat offence: ₹4,000 fine.
Full Financial Exposure
Without third-party cover, you are personally liable for any damage or injury you cause in an accident. Court awards can run into lakhs or crores.
Inspection Before Renewal
Insurers may require a physical inspection of your vehicle before issuing a fresh policy if the old one lapsed beyond 90 days — causing delays and inconvenience.
Documents Needed for Insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
Enter your vehicle registration number (like DL7SBY1234) in the search box above and click "Check Status". We verify your insurance against the VAHAN government database and instantly show you whether your policy is active, expiring soon, or expired.
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