Insured Declared Value (IDV) means present market value of your car. It also means the highest amount you can get from your insurance.
Now we are giving a view about it-
- All the registration details of vehicle.
- The city where the car registration is.
- Date of registration or the first purchase date.
- The present registration type, i.e., company or individual owner.
- Name of the manufacturer and also make and model name.
- The car engine’s cubic capacity.
- The description of vehicle.
- The car’s ex-showroom price, the main cost of that car plus tax.
The IDV of a car after 5 years is a mutual settlement between the insurance company and policy holder. You should remember the less premium you pay you get less coverage for your vehicle. From the first year to every year the premium of your car become low that means the IDV of your car is going low.
Car’s Age |
Depreciation |
New Car(1st year) |
The insurance company considered 5% of depreciation. So the car insurance is offered of 95% of the price of ex-showroom. |
2nd year of renewal |
The insurance company considered 20%of depreciation. So the car insurance is offered of 85% of the price of ex-showroom. |
3rd year of renewal |
The insurance company considered 30%of depreciation. So the car insurance is offered of 70% of the price of ex-showroom. |
4th year of renewal |
The insurance company considered 40%of depreciation. So the car insurance is offered of 60% of the price of ex-showroom. |
5th year of renewal |
The insurance company considered 50%of depreciation. So the car insurance is offered of 50% of the price of ex-showroom. |