Car insurance coverage
When you buy a car, you also need the right car insurance. In addition to compulsory liability insurance, not every vehicle owner needs all the optional add-ons. You can also save by opting for a higher coinsurance. And after a certain period of ownership, it is worth switching from full casco to partial casco.
What you need to know about cover

Which car insurance do I need?

Collision casco: protection against self-caused damage

When is it worth taking out partial casco insurance for a car?

Full casco and partial casco car insurance: which do I need?

Full casco insurance for your car: is it worth it?

Bonus protection in car insurance: is it a good idea?

Breakdown insurance: saying safe on the road

Roadside assistance abroad: who is responsible?

Motor liability insurance: here’s what you need to know

Car insurance: what types of additional cover are there?

Current value of a car

Interchangeable plates: how to apply for interchangeable plates

Passenger insurance – useful protection or superfluous?

Roadside assistance: who pays if your car breaks down?

What are “personal belongings” and “personal effects” in car insurance?

Does gross negligence cover make sense for car insurance?

Car lending: are accidents insured by third party drivers?
What’s what?
Liability insurance
Compulsory insurance for damage you cause to others with your vehicleFull casco
Optional comprehensive cover including partial casco and collision cascoPartial casco
Optional insurance for damage to your own car that was not caused by a collisionPassenger accident insurance
Covers treatment costs, daily allowances and lump-sum benefits in the event of death or disability
The Comparis car insurance comparison determines optimal insurance coverage based on vehicle and driver information. Below you will find general information about the car insurance coverage.
Full casco- and partial casco insurance compensate for the actual financial loss incurred. The maximum sum insured is usually limited to the purchase price of the insured vehicle plus accessories. Individual coverage modules may have lower sums insured.
Liability insurance for your car is compulsory. There is also a statutory minimum sum insured for liability. The statutory minimum coverage for a car is 5 million francs per accident
General Terms and Conditions: Tips and Tricks
The General Terms and Conditions (GTC) of car insurance extend to more than 20 pages for most insurers. The following three pieces of contractual information must be noted carefully:
Compensation for a total loss: how much money do you receive if your car is a total loss?
Bonus level system: how much discount do you get for being claim-free, and how much does your premium increase after a claim?Schaden?
Damage while parked: how many incidents are covered per year, and is there a maximum sum insured per incident?
Overview of the car insurance policy
Special features and additional coverage
Find out more in our article on roadside assistance.
In addition to the basic coverage, you can choose various add-ons such as gross negligence protection and bonus protection.
Depending on the car insurance, additional components can be included for further coverage. These include, for example:
Most Swiss car insurance companies offer the option of a licence plate transfer contract. This allows two cars to be registered under one set of number plates. However, only a few insurance companies offer an online calculation of premiums. This is why it is currently not possible to calculate premiums for interchangeable number plate contracts on Comparis. For further information on interchangeable number plates.
From buying a car to damage – Helpful information for every situation
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