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What does a basic car insurance policy cover in Mexico?

  • Sáas Consultores
  • Dec 15, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 24, 2024


Educational illustration explaining basic car insurance coverage in Mexico. The image shows a minor accident between two cars, one labeled as ‘third party’ and the other as ‘insured.’ An insurance agent holds a document representing ‘Basic Insurance,’ while a diagram highlights the ‘Liability Coverage’ that protects the insured against damage to third parties.
What does basic car insurance cover in Mexico?

A basic car insurance policy meets the minimum legal requirement in Mexico to drive on roads, highways, and federal bridges. Its main coverages include:

"Responsabilidad Civil" (Liability Coverage): Covers the legal obligation to repair or compensate for damages caused to third parties (people or property) in an accident.

"Gastos Médicos Ocupantes" (Medical Payments Coverage): Protects passengers in case of injuries due to accidents, assaults, or attempted assaults.

"Asistencia Vial" (Roadside Assistance): Includes services like towing, locksmiths, or battery recharges.

"Asistencia Legal" (Legal Cover): Offers legal guarantees and support, such as bail bonds.


Example


In an accident where you are at fault, this policy covers third-party damages but not your vehicle’s.


Limitations


• Does not cover vehicle damage.

• Excludes partial or total theft.


Recommendation


Compare packages from insurers such as Zurich or Chubb, which offer basic coverage as their minimum, or Qualitas, which provides a more affordable liability-only option.





At Sáas, we have a team of consultants who can guide you through the process of contracting and using your policy.

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