Zuno Two Wheeler Insurance FAQs

Zuno settles a claim within 7 working days after receiving the claim form and all the other relevant documents.

Zuno allows the facility to transfer your no claim bonus from your previous insurance provider when you port your policy to Zuno.

Zuno General Insurance Company has tie-up with a wide network of garages across the country. You can visit the website of Zuno General Insurance Company to check if your preferred garage is in the cashless list or not.

Zuno comprehensive two-wheeler policy offers all the standard insurance add-ons which include depreciation protect, pillion protect, invoice value protect, consumable expenses protect, medical emergency expenses protect and additional third party property damage protect. You can buy one or more of these add-ons when buying or renewing your coverage.

Generally, your insurance cover will be valid for one year. However, for new bikes, you can purchase a third party insurance policy for up to five years at a time. You can renew your insurance online by visiting the official website of the company.

When you purchase a bike insurance policy to protect your two-wheeler, the insurance provider gives you paperwork that includes the policy's expiration date. You must get your Zuno two-wheeler insurance renewal done before its expiration date. If you forget to renew your policy before it expires, you can do it within the grace period of 90 days following the expiration date.

Suppose your bike insurance policy is not renewed within 90 days of its expiration date. In that case, your policy will be lapsed, you will lose your no claim bonus, be penalized for riding a bike without valid insurance coverage, and be forced to purchase a new policy.

Yes, you can renew your policy without the policy number by entering the registered mobile number or e-mail address in the renewal part of the Zuno General Insurance website. The policy information will appear when you provide your phone number, which you can confirm and continue to get your Zuno bike insurance renewal done.

When you choose another bike insurance coverage from another insurance company, you can transfer your No Claim Bonus (NCB) bonus to Zuno General Insurance. Zuno General Insurance permits policyholders from other insurers to give them the advantages they have earned if a timely and proper transfer is done.

In most cases, your insurance will be valid for one year. You can, however, obtain a third-party insurance policy for up to five years on new bikes. You can get your Zuno two-wheeler insurance renewal done online by going to the company's official website.

After obtaining the claim form and all other applicable papers, the Zuno bike insurance claim is settled within seven business days.

Zuno has united with a nationwide network of garages. To see if your desired garage is on the cashless list, go to the website of the Zuno General Insurance Company.

By transporting your bike to one of Zuno General Insurance's more than 1500 network garages across India, you can obtain cashless repair and replacement services.

You can reach out to Zuno customer service by calling their toll-free number or visiting their website for online claim support. You can also go to a nearby branch during business hours if you have one. 

If you are engaged in an accident, seek immediate medical attention and register the incident at the nearest police station thereafter. After that, you must notify your insurance carrier of the incident to file a claim.

You can modify your insurance policy any time after purchase with the help of an insurance agent or through the company's customer service department. They are happy to assist their consumers whenever possible. If any of the current details, such as an address or name change, the policy details can be changed and updated. If there are any printing flaws or mistakes, they should be reported to the appropriate authority, such as the insurance agent or customer service.

This is something you have to be concerned about. If you lose your Zuno bike insurance documents, please contact the Zuno General Insurance, and they will send you a duplicate copy of your policy. You should also have a soft copy in your e-mail for better assistance.

You must have the below-mentioned Zuno bike insurance download documents at all times when driving your bike:

• Your driving licence
• Your vehicle's registration certificate
• Your two-wheeler insurance policy
• Certificate of Pollution under Control (PUC)

A hard copy of the Zuno bike insurance policy download document is sent to the policyholder's address after completing the Zuno bike insurance buying process. If the policyholder has already purchased bike insurance online, the policy document can be downloaded immediately from the insurer's website.

Zuno General Insurance offers many add-on covers. Depreciation protect, pillion protect, invoice value protect, emergency medical expenses protect, consumable expenses protect, and additional third-party property damage protect are some of the Zuno bike insurance add-on covers offered by the company.

The Zuno bike insurance add-on covers are designed to provide you with additional insurance coverage at a low cost. That’s why they are worth buying.

You can acquire an Zuno bike insurance add-on cover to increase the insurance coverage of your bike insurance policy either when purchasing the policy or when renewing the policy.

Each Zuno bike insurance add-on has a different cost; you have to check your desired add-on cover with Zuno for more information. A zero-depreciation policy, for example, would raise the premium by 15% to 20%.

No, your third-party bike insurance doesn’t allow you to buy add-on covers.

Usually, comprehensive insurance for two-wheelers has to be renewed every year. However, if a policyholder wants to have some extra benefits by avoiding the hassle of a repeated renewal process, long-term two-wheeler insurance has a renewal frequency of once in two or three years.

One may opt for purchasing beneficial add-on covers such as depreciation protection, emergency medical expenses protection, pillion protection, consumable expenses protection, invoice value protection, additional third party property damage protection, etc., with this policy.

No liability shall arise for each and every claim under loss of or damage to the vehicle insured in respect of the deductible stated in the schedule to the policy.  For 2 years or 1-year policies, the additional deductible amount applicable is as follows:

• For the third admissible claim during the policy tenure, an additional deductible of INR 500/- or 5% of the claim value, whichever is less.
• For the fourth or subsequent admissible claim during the policy tenure, an additional deductible of INR 1,000/- or ten percent of the claim value, whichever is less.

Any grievance of a complainant sent in a written communication to Zuno Insurance at any of the contact points mentioned in the policy will be addressed within fourteen days of the receipt of the complaint.

The Zuno third-party bike insurance policy does not include damages resulting from natural or man-made disasters under the policy. 

All of your renewal concerns can be addressed with a simple online renewal that does not require any examination. The policy document will be emailed to your registered email address once you choose a plan online and pay for it.

Zuno third-party bike insurance policy coverage is limited. Therefore the policyholder is not covered for any damages or losses. The policy only covers third parties and excludes self-inflicted injury.

If the third-party dies or suffers permanent harm, Zuno will compensate his nominee.

If one gets caught riding one's bike without Zuno third-party bike insurance, you will be fined INR 2,000 and/or sentenced to 3 months in jail. If you are caught a second time, you will be fined INR 4,000!

In a typical vehicle insurance policy, the claim amount is based on the bike's depreciated value. There is a full claim settlement with 0% depreciation. This means you'll have full coverage for your bike parts, regardless of their depreciation value.

If you have a new automobile or are going to buy one, this coverage is recommended because it will help you keep your bike's original worth for a long period. In addition, in the event of an accident, the insurance company will cover the costs of the vehicle.

Age, bike type and model, and registration location are all factors that influence the premium.

You can only get a zero depreciation policy if you have comprehensive or standalone own-damage coverage.

The zero depreciation add-on cover permits the policyholder to collect the bike's original value without depreciation deductions. The amount is determined by the Insured Declared Value (IDV), which is determined when the policy is purchased or renewed.

Customers can benefit from a variety of features when they purchase an Zuno standalone two-wheeler insurance policy:

• An efficient customer service crew 
• Simple claim procedure
• A nationwide network of cashless garages
• Several Add-ons to opt from

Customers can choose from three types of two-wheeler insurance policies provided by Zuno General Insurance- standalone own damage insurance, third-party insurance, and comprehensive insurance. Zuno standalone bike insurance covers all damage to the insured's bike, while a third-party liability policy covers all third-party legal responsibilities. A comprehensive insurance coverage, on the other hand, combines the two.

Zuno standalone two-wheeler insurance premiums are decided by several factors, including Insured Declared Value (IDV), cubic capacity of the bike, brand, engine capacity, and no claim bonus.

Contact customer service at 1800-12000 or support@edelweissinsurance.com for more details on your Zuno standalone two-wheeler insurance policy. 

Zuno General Insurance Company has collaborated with a nationwide network of garages. To see if your preferred garage is on the cashless list, go to the website of the Zuno General Insurance Company.