Agreed Value vs Market Value — NZ Motor Insurers

Which NZ insurers offer agreed-value cover, which default to market value, and what each means at total loss.

Last refreshed 2026-05-20

What this topic covers

Agreed value: the insurer agrees a payout amount upfront, regardless of market value at claim time. Market value: payout is based on the vehicle's value at total loss. Agreed value typically costs more in premium but removes total-loss uncertainty.

How each NZ motor insurer handles agreed vs market value

Cells marked "Not on file" mean the verbatim policy-wording fact hasn't been extracted yet — we're currently ingesting NZ motor wordings (Phase B-full). Once landed, each cell will cite the source PDF clause directly. View provider profiles →

Provider Agreed value availableMarket value defaultTotal-loss payout basisSum-insured-increases
AA Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
AMI Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Cove Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
FMG Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Initio Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
NZI Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Protecta Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Star Insure Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
State Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Tower Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Trade Me Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file
Vero Insurance Not on fileNot on fileNot on fileNot on file

"Not on file" = the policy-wording PDF for that insurer hasn't been ingested yet, OR the specific fact wasn't extracted from the wording. Authoritative answer is always the source PDF (linked from each provider profile).

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