Car Insurance

Make sure your vehicle is covered against loss or damage from accidents, fire or theft with car insurance. This is peace of mind when things don't go to plan.
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Choose your cover

  • Comprehensive - the highest level of car insurance, comprehensive cover for your vehicle as well as your liability for damage to someone else’s vehicle or property.

  • Third party, fire and theft - covers your liability for damage to someone else's vehicle or property, and also covers your vehicle if it’s stolen or damaged by fire. You’re not covered for any damage caused to your car in an accident.

  • Third party car insurance - covers your liability for damage to someone else's vehicle or property. You're not covered for damage to your vehicle.

  • Plus, get a multi-policy discount if you take out two or more house, contents or car insurance policies that are arranged through Kiwibank.

How it works

Compare Car Insurance cover

Benefit

Comprehensive

Third party, fire and theft

Third party

Multi-policy discount

 
 
 

Accidental loss or damage to your car

 

Replacement vehicle

 

Choice of repairer

 

Repair guarantee

 

No excess for windscreen and window glass repair or replacement

 

Optional

Theft

 
 

Fire damage

 
 

Protection against uninsured drivers

 
 
 

Legal liability cover up to $20m for property damage

 
 
 

Legal liability cover up to $1m for injury damage

 
 
 

Agreed value

 
 

Roadside assistance breakdown service

optional

Hire car

optional

Apply for Car Insurance

Get an online quote and sign up in just three minutes. If you're not quite sure what you need, or you'd like to discuss your options, get in touch with an insurance specialist.

Quote & purchase online

If you’re applying for house, contents or car insurance you can get a quote and purchase online.

Get a quote and buy online

House, contents or car insurance

If you’d like to talk to someone about insuring your house, contents or car, or want to apply over the phone, get in touch with an insurance specialist.

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