The plans cover comprehensive, own-damage, and third-party insurance for both conventional and electric vehicles, reinforcing Navi’s digital-first strategy.
Financial services firm Navi on Tuesday announced its foray into the motor insurance segment with the launch of a fully digital, zero-commission offering for cars and two-wheelers.
The direct-to-customer product, available on the Navi app, eliminates intermediary commissions to offer competitive and transparent pricing, the company said in a statement.
The new offering provides comprehensive, own-damage, and third-party covers for both traditional and electric vehicles (EVs).
“As a digital-first, direct-to-customer insurer, we are cutting out commissions entirely, thus passing those savings directly to customers through competitive pricing,” said Vaibhav Goyal, Managing Director and CEO, Navi General Insurance.
Published on March 17, 2026
