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Renault Kiger vs Mitsubishi Cedia Insurance Cost (2026)

Written by Suchika Rajoria, Direct Marketing Manager at Zuno General Insurance · Last updated July 2026 · IRDAI Reg. No. 159

Renault Kiger vs Mitsubishi Cedia: Insurance Cost Comparison (2026)

This page sets the insurance figures for the Renault Kiger and the Mitsubishi Cedia side by side. Both sit in the Rs 6-10 lakh insured-value band. IRDAI prices third-party cover by engine capacity. The Renault Kiger has a 999cc Petrol Turbo engine, placing it in the slab not exceeding 1000cc (Rs 2,094); the Mitsubishi Cedia has a 1999cc Petrol engine, in the slab exceeding 1500cc (Rs 7,897). The two fall in different IRDAI slabs, so the mandatory third-party component differs before own-damage cover is added. All figures below are indicative first-year estimates on new vehicles; your own premium depends on variant, city, add-ons and No Claim Bonus.

Insurance cost comparison at a glance

Insurance componentRenault KigerMitsubishi Cedia
Engine capacity999cc1999cc
PowertrainPetrol TurboPetrol
IRDAI third-party slabnot exceeding 1000ccexceeding 1500cc
Third-party premium (FY2024-25)Rs 2,094/yrRs 7,897/yr
IDV, year 1 (indicative)*Rs 911,050Rs 997,500
Own-damage estimate, year 1*Rs 26,420Rs 30,922
Total year 1 incl. 18% GST*Rs 33,647Rs 45,807

Figures are indicative first-year estimates. Own-damage premium is calculated at an illustrative rate applied to insured value; each insurer files its own rate with IRDAI, so actual quotes vary.

How the third-party component is set

Third-party cover is mandatory for both cars under Section 146 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. Its price is not set by the insurer – IRDAI notifies a single national rate for each slab, and every insurer in India charges exactly that amount. For FY2024-25 the petrol, diesel and CNG slabs are Rs 2,094 up to 1000cc, Rs 3,416 for 1001cc to 1500cc and Rs 7,897 above 1500cc; electric cars are rated by motor power at Rs 1,780 up to 30kW, Rs 2,904 for 30kW to 65kW and Rs 6,712 above 65kW. The Renault Kiger pays Rs 2,094 on this component and the Mitsubishi Cedia pays Rs 7,897.

How the own-damage component is set

Own-damage cover is the optional part, and it is priced off Insured Declared Value. IDV starts from ex-showroom price and falls each year on the IRDAI depreciation grid – 5% below six months, 15% from six to twelve months, then 20%, 30%, 40% and 50% through year five. On these first-year figures the Renault Kiger carries an IDV of Rs 911,050 and the Mitsubishi Cedia carries Rs 997,500. The gap in total first-year outlay between the two cars works out to about Rs 12,160, almost entirely from this own-damage side.

Factors that change both numbers

  • No Claim Bonus: 20% off own-damage after one claim-free year, rising to 50% after five. This applies identically to either car.
  • Registration zone: IRDAI Zone A covers Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi and Pune; Zone B covers the rest of India at marginally lower own-damage rates.
  • Add-ons: Zero Depreciation, Engine Protect, Roadside Assistance and NCB Protect each add premium and each changes what a claim pays out.
  • Voluntary deductible: Choosing a higher deductible reduces own-damage premium and raises your share of every claim.
  • Variant: Higher trims carry higher ex-showroom prices, so IDV and own-damage premium rise within the same model.

Add-on cover costs, side by side

Add-ons sit on top of the own-damage premium. The figures below are illustrative estimates based on each car's year-1 own-damage cost; actual add-on pricing depends on variant, city and the provider.

Add-on cover*Renault KigerMitsubishi Cedia
Zero Depreciation (bumper-to-bumper)Rs 3,963Rs 4,638
Engine & gearbox protectionRs 1,585Rs 1,855
Consumables coverRs 1,057Rs 1,237
No Claim Bonus protectionRs 1,321Rs 1,546
Return to InvoiceRs 2,642Rs 3,092
24x7 Roadside AssistanceRs 250-350Rs 250-350

How the insured value falls over five years

Insured Declared Value (IDV) drops each renewal under the IRDAI standard depreciation schedule (20% in year 2, then 30%, 40% and 50% of the listed price). A lower IDV means a lower own-damage premium, and a lower payout if the car is written off. These are indicative figures for both cars.

Vehicle ageRenault Kiger IDVMitsubishi Cedia IDV
Year 1Rs 911,050Rs 997,500
Year 2Rs 857,459Rs 938,824
Year 3Rs 750,276Rs 821,471
Year 4Rs 643,094Rs 704,118
Year 5Rs 535,912Rs 586,765

What raises or lowers these premiums

Both cars' totals move with the same levers. The mandatory third-party slab is fixed by IRDAI; everything else is in your control.

  • Your city and RTO zone. Metro RTO zones (Zone A) carry higher own-damage rates than smaller-town zones.
  • No Claim Bonus. A claim-free year earns 20% off, rising to 50% after five claim-free years.
  • Voluntary deductible. Agreeing to pay a fixed first slice of any claim lowers the own-damage premium.
  • How you drive. Pay-how-you-drive plans price the premium off your actual driving score.
  • Add-ons you pick. Each add-on above raises the premium; drop the ones you do not need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the insurance cost difference between the Renault Kiger and the Mitsubishi Cedia?

On indicative first-year figures the Renault Kiger totals about Rs 33,647 including 18% GST and the Mitsubishi Cedia totals about Rs 45,807, a difference of roughly Rs 12,160. Both figures move with variant, city, add-ons and No Claim Bonus.

Do the Renault Kiger and Mitsubishi Cedia pay the same third-party premium?

No. The Renault Kiger falls in the slab not exceeding 1000cc at Rs 2,094, and the Mitsubishi Cedia falls in exceeding 1500cc at Rs 7,897.

How does IRDAI price third-party cover for an electric car?

By motor power rather than engine capacity: Rs 1,780 up to 30kW, Rs 2,904 for 30kW to 65kW and Rs 6,712 above 65kW for FY2024-25. Petrol, diesel and CNG cars are rated by engine capacity in cc.

Are these figures the price I will be quoted?

No. They are indicative estimates built from IRDAI's notified third-party rates and the standard depreciation grid. A live quote depends on the exact variant, registration city, your No Claim Bonus slab and the add-ons chosen.

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Sources: Content based on information published by IRDAI, ARAI, MoRTH, Parivahan Sewa, General Insurance Council (GIC), and other relevant regulatory or industry sources, as applicable.

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