OSAGO is getting more expensive slower than payouts are growing: insurers are preparing to change the rules
Over eight months, the average payout increased by 10.3%, while the cost of an annual policy increased by 6.8%
OSAGO
No paper, no bug: drivers allowed not to carry a printout of the OSAGO policy
The Supreme Court recognized that an electronic version of the document is sufficient for presentation to traffic police officers
New OSAGO rules: repair payments to be strictly limited
It will be impossible to recover more than 400 thousand rubles
OSAGO is bursting at the seams: owners of Chinese cars are massively refusing policies in Russia
The gap between the market and payments reaches 400-450% for individual parts
Bank of Russia introduces new procedure for calculating repair costs under OSAGO
The regulator has approved updated rules for forming reference books of average prices for spare parts and components
In the State Duma, it was again proposed to tie OSAGO to the driver, not to the car
The initiative could simplify insurance for owners of several cars and close the gap with compensation in case of accidents involving electric scooters
Insurers Proposed to Ban Payments Under CTP Insurance Above 400 Thousand Rubles
New rules will help protect against auto lawyers
Central Bank Updates Regions' Ranking by Risks in Compulsory Motor Third Party Liability Insurance
Ingushetia and Novosibirsk Region are in the red zone
Russians reminded of fines for overdue OSAGO
Roskachestvo: Every car owner is required to obtain an insurance policy
More than 3 thousand OSAGO policies covering Belarus have been concluded by Russian car owners
Sales of this type of insurance began in the spring of 2025
The Ministry of Internal Affairs warns of a new OSAGO fraud scheme
Only official agents may sell policies
The average cost of OSAGO has decreased in Russia
Russian Union of Auto Insurers: The insurance premium will soon begin to grow
Auto lawyer explained why mandatory recourse under OSAGO is only half the solution
In some cases, drivers may face almost unsolvable problems