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Motor third-party liability insurance is compulsory in Switzerland. But partial or fully comprehensive cover, breakdown assistance, driver protection: many options affect your premium. We help you strike the right balance.
WHICH COVER IS RIGHT FOR YOUR CAR?
Third-party liability, partial comprehensive, fully comprehensive and additional cover: discover the main types of motor insurance protection in Switzerland so you can choose the right cover for your vehicle.
COMPULSORY PROTECTION
Motor third-party liability
Compulsory for driving in Switzerland, motor liability insurance covers the personal injury and property damage you cause to third parties with your vehicle. It is the foundation of any car insurance.
THEFT & EXTERNAL EVENTS
Partial comprehensive cover (partial casco)
Theft, fire, hail, glass breakage, natural hazards or a collision with an animal: partial comprehensive cover protects your vehicle against many events unrelated to your driving, depending on the cover you take out.
COLLISION & DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE
Fully comprehensive cover (full casco)
Fully comprehensive cover generally combines the protection of partial comprehensive cover with collision cover. In particular, it can pay for damage to your own car in an accident for which you are at fault.
PASSENGER ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Occupant protection
Strengthen the protection of the driver and passengers in the event of an accident. Depending on the cover you take out, this insurance can provide compensation in the event of disability or death, as well as additional benefits for medical costs.
ALL ABOUT CAR INSURANCE IN SWITZERLAND
Motor liability, casco, deductibles, premiums and cancellation: find the answers to the key questions to help you choose and optimise your car insurance in Switzerland.