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FAQs
RTI is typically available for newer vehicles, often within the first three to five years. No. RTI is available only with comprehensive insurance policies, and amps up the own-damage component of it.
Exclusions of this add-on cover
RTI isn’t available with third party car insurance; you must have a comprehensive plan. Cars over a certain age aren’t eligible for RTI, as insurers limit it to newer vehicles. RTI covers only total loss or theft, so you can’t raise a claim against minor repairs or damages.
How Does Depreciation Affect Car Insurance Claims?
The IDV represents the current market value of the vehicle and is calculated after considering depreciation on the car and its parts. So, as the car gets older, the IDV also reduces. As a result, the claim amount paid by the insurer in case of total loss also becomes lower over time.
Are RTI and Insured Declared Value(IDV) the same?
RTI and IDV are different. IDV is the current market value of your car after depreciation. But RTI ensures you get the full invoice value you paid initially, covering the difference if your car is stolen or completely damaged.