Class 3+ car insurance
Class 3+ is the most affordable voluntary plan that still covers your car when it collides with another vehicle. It suits older cars, low-usage cars, and owners who want basic protection on a tighter budget.
Class 3+ focuses on car-on-car collision protection and trims out other coverage to keep the premium low.
Coverage limits and conditions follow each insurer's policy.
Understand the limits before choosing Class 3+ so the plan fits your real-world usage.
| Coverage | Class 1 | Class 2+ | Class 3+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car-on-car collision | Covered | Covered | Covered |
| Single-vehicle / object | Covered | Not covered | Not covered |
| Theft / loss | Covered | Covered | Not covered |
| Fire | Covered | Covered | Not covered |
| Flood | Covered | Add-on (some insurers) | Not covered |
| Third-party vehicle & property | Covered | Covered | Covered |
| Approx. annual premium (THB) | 8,000-30,000+ | 5,000-12,000 | 3,000-7,000 |
This table is for orientation only. Actual coverage and terms follow each insurer's policy.
Class 3+ fits situations where the risk of theft and fire is low and the car's value has dropped to the point where Class 1 or Class 2+ premiums no longer pencil out. Typical examples: cars 7+ years old, cars parked in safe spots, low-usage cars, and careful drivers who rarely have single-vehicle incidents but still want protection when colliding with another car.
The right class is a trade-off between premium and how much risk you're comfortable carrying yourself. Class 3+ is the cheapest but won't cover anything outside a car-on-car incident. Class 2+ adds theft and fire. Class 1 covers nearly everything. The easiest way to decide is to compare all three classes side by side for your specific car — you'll see exactly how much more coverage each extra THB of premium buys you.
Class 3+ premiums typically fall between THB 3,000 and 7,000 per year, depending on make, model, age, sum insured, claim history, and each insurer's pricing. As with other classes, the same car can vary in premium between insurers. Comparing several insurers in parallel helps you find the best-value plan.