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Qantas Insurance is part of the Qantas Group, which operates Australia’s largest domestic and international airline as well as a number of insurance subsidiaries. Qantas Car Insurance was launched in 2019, targeted at Qantas Frequent Flyer loyalty club members, according to a Qantas media release. As well as car insurance, Qantas Insurance also offers a range of general insurance products including home and contents insurance, health insurance and travel insurance.
Qantas Car Insurance policies are underwritten by Auto & General Insurance, which has been one of Australia’s leading insurers for the past 20 years and now insures more than one million Australians.
Qantas Insurance offers comprehensive cover, third party property, fire and theft insurance and third party property only, at the time of writing.
If you’re unsure about which kind of car insurance would be appropriate for your needs, or you’d like more information on the differences between the different levels of cover, here’s our guide on the different kinds of car insurance.
The comprehensive cover provided by Qantas Insurance is the company’s highest level of car insurance cover and is designed to protect drivers for the cost of damage caused to their car, as well as to other people’s vehicles and property.
Some of the features provided by Qantas Insurance’s comprehensive cover (for eligible policyholders) are:
Conditions, time limits and value caps can apply, so it’s important to check the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for details.
In addition, customers can choose to add on the following optional features at an extra cost:
First, consider comparing comprehensive car insurance policies among a range of providers with Canstar to see if you can find a product that suits your needs.
If you choose to go with Qantas Insurance, you can get a car insurance quote directly through its website or over the phone.
Yes, Qantas Insurance does let you nominate a higher or lower Basics Excess depending on the type of cover you are eligible to apply for.
Remember, generally the higher the excess, the lower the car insurance premiums will be and vice versa.
Qantas Insurance’s policy excesses include:
These Additional Excesses cannot be adjusted in exchange for a higher or lower premium.
Qantas Insurance allows comprehensive cover policyholders to insure their vehicle for its market value or, in some cases, for an agreed value. Check with Qantas Insurance for details.
If you’re not sure which of these options would be better for your vehicle specifically, here’s an article about market vs agreed value which may assist in your decision.
You can lodge a claim with Qantas Insurance by contacting them over the phone or completing their online claim form via their website. Once the claim has been lodged, Qantas Insurance says it will review your claim and respond within in 2 business days.
Qantas Insurance will notify you at least 14 days prior to the renewal date with an invitation to renew. It says it will auto-renew, unless you’ve requested otherwise and opted out of this.
Before renewing any policy, you may like to consider comparing car insurance policies, to help ensure you can continue to get the cover you need as well as value for money.
Looking for an award-winning product or to switch providers or brands? Canstar rates products based on price and features in our Star Ratings and Awards. Our expert Research team shares insights about which products offer 5-Star value and which providers offer outstanding value overall. We also reveal which providers have the most satisfied customers in our dedicated Customer Satisfaction Awards.
Alasdair Duncan is Canstar’s Content Editor, specialising in car insurance and other general insurance topics as well as home loans and broader finance topics. He has written more than 500 articles for Canstar and his work is widely referenced by other publishers and media outlets, including Yahoo Finance, The New Daily, The Motley Fool and Sky News. He has featured as a guest author for property website homely.com.au. In his more than 15 years working in the media, Alasdair has written for a broad range of publications. Before joining Canstar, he was a News Editor at Pedestrian.TV, part of Australia’s leading youth media group. His work has also appeared on ABC News, Junkee, Rolling Stone, Kotaku, the Sydney Star Observer and The Brag. He has a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Journalism from the University of Queensland, and has completed a RG146 compliance training course. When he is not writing about car insurance for Canstar, Alasdair can probably be found at the beach with his two dogs or listening to podcasts about pop music. You can follow Alasdair on LinkedIn.
Josh Sale leads the team responsible for developing and delivering Canstar’s Car Insurance Star Ratings and Awards, helping consumers navigate the complex world of insurance with confidence. With a degree in economics and finance, a masters degree in data science, and almost a decade of experience at Canstar, Josh has played a pivotal role in shaping the transparent, data-driven methodologies behind Canstar’s comparisons.
In 2019, he spearheaded the launch of Canstar’s Most Satisfied Customer Awards for Car Insurance, recognising providers that excel in customer satisfaction – a valuable complement to Canstar’s expert-led Star Ratings. Josh sits on the Canstar Star Ratings Committee and collaborates closely with the insurance industry to ensure ratings reflect evolving consumer needs and market dynamics.
A regular media spokesperson, Josh has provided expert commentary to The Australian Financial Review, Money Magazine, news.com.au, and other national outlets. He also holds the RG146 Tier 2 General Insurance qualification, equipping him to offer general advice on insurance products with confidence and accuracy.
Driven by a passion for consumer empowerment, Josh is dedicated to helping Australians make better financial decisions by cutting through the complexity and spotlighting the real differences between providers.
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This advice is general and has not taken into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider whether this advice is right for you.
*Source: Canstar. Based on comprehensive policies rated in Canstar’s 2024 and 2025 Car Insurance Star Ratings. Premiums include quotes for both new and used cars for a range of scenarios, with a state-specific target excess ranging from $800 to $1,000.
Potential saving based on someone paying an average premium of $2,226 switching to one of Canstar’s top-rated policies (average 5-Star rated car insurance premiums of $1,534)
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We recommend that you consider the TMD before making a purchase decision. Not all policies provide cover for common business purposes such as rideshare, delivery of goods and services, including food delivery, and taxi hire services. If you use your car for any of these purposes, check the insurance provider’s policy documentation carefully to ensure you are covered for your situation. Contact the product issuer directly for a copy of the TMD.
The results don’t include every provider in the market and we may not compare all features relevant to you. You can find a description of the initial sort order below the table. You can use the sort buttons at the top of each column to re-order the display. Check current rates and product details with the product issuer. The results will show the products that most closely match the inputs in the selector above the table. If you are unsure about any terms used in the comparison table please refer to the glossary. Any advice on this page is general and has not taken into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider whether this general financial advice is right for your personal circumstances. You may need financial advice from a qualified adviser. Canstar is not providing a recommendation for your individual circumstances. It’s important you check product information directly with the provider. Not all policies cover every part of a region. Your specific address may not be included in the policy’s coverage, even if other parts of the area are. For example, some insurers cover North Queensland but exclude Far North Queensland. Consider the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) before making a purchase decision. Contact the product issuer directly for a copy of the PDS and TMD. For more information, read our Detailed Disclosure.
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