Rolls Royce Car Insurance

The only adjective to describe this elegant giant is Perfection. Perfection with regards to design, be it exterior or interior, power, elegance etc. This is a true status of symbol. Rolls Royce was founded in 1906 which began liquidation in 1971 and the quite separate new owner of its business, Rolls-Royce (1971) Limited, now re-named Rolls-Royce plc. It incorporated Rolls-Royce Motors to own its car division in 1973 and then sold it to Vickers in 1980.

Did you know that approximately 65 percent of the Rolls Royce made are still on the road? This shows the collaboration of powerful craftsmanship and technology which has laid a strong foundation for what Rolls Royce is today.

Rolls Royce car insurance premium rates for the top Rolls Royce Cars are as follows:

Rolls Royce Models(2019 Registration)	Rolls Royce Model Variant	Insured Declared Value	Zero Depreciation Cover	Rolls Royce Insurance Price	More Plans
Rolls Royce Phantom	Drophead Coupe	2,74,59,600	1,80,705	5,14,566	View Plans
Rolls Royce Wraith	6.6 V12, Petrol	2,66,13,748	1,75,138	4,98,714	View Plans
Rolls Royce Silver	Sports (2000 CC)	44,10,000	29,021	82,639	View Plans

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Disclaimer: The above Rolls Royce car insurance premium rates may change as per the Rolls Royce car model, variant, fuel type, place of registration, year of registration, policy type, IDV and Add-on covers chosen.

• Zero Depreciation
• NCB Protection
• Engine Protection
• Invoice Cover

Comprehensive Coverage

• Third-party coverage
• Loss and damage to the vehicle due to accident, theft, natural calamities, etc.
• Personal accident cover for the occupants

Third-party Liability Insurance:

• Covers bodily injury and /or death of third party
• Property damage to third party

• Loss or damage caused by natural calamities
• Total loss because of fire, explosions or an act of terror
• Total loss because of theft
• Personal accident cover which could include passengers also
• Own-damage cover
• Third-party liability cover

• Normal Wear and Tear and Electrical or Mechanical Breakdowns
• Damage to Tyres (unless vehicle also damaged)
• Driver without a Valid Driving License
• Driving under the influence (DUI) of intoxicants such as liquor or drugs
• When the vehicle is used for any illegal purpose
• Usage outside geographical limits
• Vehicle is used for Hire or Reward, Carriage of Goods, Organised Racing, Pace Making, Speed Testing, Reliability Trials
• Nuclear Wars and Perils