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Living in Tassie? See our range of car insurance options available in TAS, including Comprehensive, Third party car insurance and much more.
Buy your car insurance online and we’ll automatically apply the discount. You’ll get up to 10% off your first year’s premium1. Excludes Classic Car Insurance.
Crisp air, stunning national parks, and charming cities like Hobart and Launceston aren’t the only things Tasmanians get to access.
At NRMA Insurance, we offer a range of car insurance policies to choose from in TAS, whether you use your car for exploring the great outdoors or just heading to and from work in the city.
Explore our Comprehensive Car Insurance, Third Party Fire & Theft Insurance, Third Party Property Damage Insurance, as well as Caravan Insurance and Motorcycle Insurance, or Classic Car Insurance for classic vehicles.
Whether you’re in metropolitan or regional TAS, we’ve got different car insurance options to suit your preferences.
Cover for a wide range of things that can damage or destroy your car, including accidental damage, collision or crash, vandalism, theft, fire and severe weather.
Cover for your car if it's stolen or catches fire, as well as damage to other people's cars and property if you cause an accident.
Cover for damage you cause to other people's cars or property in an accident, as well as damage to your car caused by an uninsured driver2. This doesn’t cover fire or theft.
Specialised cover for your classic car, including cover for accidental damage or loss, fire, theft, vandalism, third party property damage and more.
NRMA Insurance claims data shows the types of incidents behind motor claims in Tasmania. Collision and glass damage accounted for the largest shares of claims in FY26, with collision representing a slightly larger share than in FY25.5
Collision was the largest motor claim category in our Tasmanian data, accounting for 53% of claims in FY26. This can include incidents such as rear-end collisions, hitting stationary objects or colliding with animals.5
Glass damage was the second-largest motor claim category in Tasmania, accounting for 31% of claims in FY26. That’s almost 1 in every 3 claims and can include damage to windscreens, windows and sunroofs.5
Collision accounted for 53% of Tasmanian motor claims in FY26, compared with 51% in FY25. Over the same period, damage whilst parked decreased from 16% to 13% of the state’s motor claim mix.5
Drivers in Tasmania may choose to get car insurance like Third Party Property Damage, Third Party Fire & Theft Insurance, or Comprehensive Car Insurance, which offers the broadest cover.
This is optional, so it’s up to you to choose the level of protection you want for yourself and your vehicle.
Some drivers may choose to get protection for their car and even add options such as excess-free windscreen cover. Other drivers may choose to get basic protection for things like damage to other people’s cars or property. We have car insurance options for a range of preferences.
You can read about our Comprehensive Car Insurance, Third Party Fire & Theft Insurance and Third Party Property Damage Insurance.
And that’s not all. For classic cars, there’s Classic Car Insurance, and we even have insurance for other vehicles like caravans and motorcycles.
Comprehensive Car Insurance is optional. It offers a broader range of cover than Third Party Fire & Theft Insurance and Third Party Property Damage Insurance, as third party insurance doesn’t cover your car if you accidentally damage it.
Our Comprehensive Car Insurance covers your car for accidental damage, collision or crash, severe weather, theft, vandalism and malicious acts. It also covers the extras on your car like alloy wheels, sunroofs and even baby seats.
You have various options to choose from for your car insurance in Tasmania, so you should consider which level of protection would best suit your needs.
For full details including limits, conditions and exclusions, read the policy documents.
According to NRMA Insurance claims data, collision was the largest motor claim category in Tasmania in FY26, accounting for 53% of claims. Glass damage was the second largest, accounting for 31% of claims.5
These categories include incidents ranging from collisions with vehicles, animals or objects to damage involving windscreens, windows and sunroofs.
Cover for glass damage depends on the policy you choose. Comprehensive Plus Car Insurance automatically includes no excess for glass-damage-only claims, such as damage to your windscreen, windows or sunroof. If you choose Comprehensive Car Insurance, you may be able to add no excess for glass damage as an optional benefit.
Terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply, so check the relevant policy documents to understand your cover.