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Electric Bike Insurance

As the automotive market in India shifts toward sustainable mobility, Electric Bike Insurance has become as essential as the battery that powers your ride. With expensive components like lithium-ion batteries and sophisticated motors, having the right insurance ensures your eco-friendly investment remains protected against accidents, theft, and technical failures.

What Is Electric Bike Insurance?

Electric bike (EV) insurance is a specialised motor insurance policy designed to cover the unique risks associated with electric two-wheelers. While it functions similarly to traditional bike insurance, it often includes specific provisions or add-ons for high-value components like the battery, electric motor, and charging equipment.

Why Should You Buy Electric Bike Insurance?

  • High Replacement Costs: EV batteries can cost 40%–50% of the bike's total price. Insurance safeguards you from these massive out-of-pocket expenses.
  • Legal Mandate: Just like petrol bikes, high-speed electric scooters must have at least Third-Party insurance to ply legally on Indian roads.
  • Theft Protection: Since EVs are premium products, they are often targets for theft. Insurance provides the Insured Declared Value (IDV) if your bike is stolen.
  • Fire & Short Circuit Coverage: Specialised EV plans cover damages arising from battery overheating or electrical short circuits.

Types of Electric Bike Insurance Plans

  • Third-Party Insurance: The legally mandatory base cover. It pays for damages or injuries caused to other people or their property. It does not cover your own bike.
  • Standalone Own-Damage (OD) Cover: If you already have third-party insurance, this covers damage to your e-bike caused by accidents, fire, or natural disasters.
  • Comprehensive Insurance: The recommended plan. It combines Third-Party liability and Own-Damage protection, offering 360-degree security.

Coverage Under Electric Bike Insurance

What’s Covered

  • Accidental Damage: Cost of repairs after a road mishap.
  • Natural Calamities: Damage from floods, earthquakes, or storms.
  • Man-made Disasters: Vandalism, riots, or strikes.
  • Theft: Full IDV payout if the bike is stolen.
  • Battery & Motor: Coverage for these expensive parts (often via specific add-ons).

What’s Not Covered

  • General Wear and Tear: Routine maintenance and ageing.
  • Driving Without a License: Claims are rejected if the rider is unlicensed.
  • Drunk Riding: Damages occurred while under the influence.
  • Consequential Damage: Damage caused by continuing to ride a damaged bike.
  • Low-Speed Exemption: Damage to bikes with motors under 250W (unless voluntarily insured).

Third-Party Electric Bike Insurance Premium Rates (2025-26)

The IRDAI sets standard rates based on the motor's Kilowatt (kW) capacity:

Motor Capacity (kW)Annual Premium (Approx.)

Below 3 kW

₹457

3 kW to 7 kW

₹607

7 kW to 16 kW

₹1,161

Above 16 kW

₹2,383

How to Calculate, Buy, or Renew Online

  1. Calculate: Use an online premium calculator by entering your bike's make, model, year, and kW capacity.
  2. Compare: Look for "EV-specific" add-ons like Battery Protection or Charger Cover.
  3. Buy/Renew: * Enter your registration number.
    • Choose your plan (Comprehensive is best for new EVs).
    • Pay via UPI, Credit Card, or Net Banking.
    • Receive the policy instantly via email.

How to File a Claim for Electric Bike Insurance

  • Step 1: Notify your insurer immediately after the incident.
  • Step 2: File an FIR for theft or major accidents involving third parties.
  • Step 3: A surveyor will inspect the battery, motor, and body.
  • Step 4: For Cashless Claims, take it to a network garage. For Reimbursement, pay the bill and submit invoices to the insurer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Yes, for "high-speed" e-bikes (top speed > 25 kmph or motor > 250W), Third-Party insurance is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act. Low-speed models are exempt, but insurance is still recommended.

Yes. While EVs have zero tailpipe emissions, recent regulations require all motorised vehicles to hold a PUC certificate (validating they are indeed zero-emission/electric) to stay compliant for insurance renewals.

You should carry your Driving License (DL), Registration Certificate (RC), Insurance Policy, and PUC Certificate.

Absolutely. Riding without a valid DL violates the policy terms and will result in an immediate claim rejection.

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Disclaimer: *Savings result from comparing the highest and lowest premiums for own damage coverage (excluding add-ons) offered by various insurers for the same vehicle, with identical IDV and NCB.

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