Acko Drive - User Experience

Have anyone bought a car through Acko drive? How's the experience?

looking to buy car and came across amazing discounts on acko drive . is it genuine? and good option over dealer for a new car?

Hi all, its going to be my first year of appraisal at Acko. Would like to understand how it works ? How much is the appraisal in general?

My car insurance is expiring next month so I'm planning to purchase a new insurance but my car has passed 5 years so seeing if any good car insurance is available with zero depreciation. I have checked Acko app which was giving more coverage but just want to make sure if there any other good options available or how is the experience with acko if anyone has availed acko car insurance. Note : I have claimed my insurance last year so no NCB bonus for me this time as someone told me.

Hi folks Planning to purchase Skoda Kushaq AT 1.0. If you are a user plz comment how is your experience . Any pros or cons you want to highlight

Acko health insurance looks good on paper. Any reviews on their claims process and claim settlement experience? Is it worth consideration?

I have Acko as of now, but to answer any question or provide quote they want me to file a claim. As soon as it filed, my NCB goes I'm looking for complete package- own damage, third party, zero dep Car will turn 3 yo 👶 Suggest some good policy providers

Hey Guys, I have cme across one contact who is helping to get a brand new cars (tata, mahindra, skoda, volksawagen etc) at a very low price, he gets the registration done and delivers car at home. I am surprised as most of my apartment neighbours are ordering and they are getting in a good condition. Anyone over there who bought at this price?

29M here. I live in 4km radius of my workplace and have previously enjoyed living in 2km & 180m radius of my workplace in HSR. I’ve been in Bangalore(HSR) for 6+ years and have never needed to own a vehicle(thanks to Ola/Uber/Rapido, BMTC, Bounce, Vogo, Yulu, Drivezy, and a couple of friends). I often walk back from office as time consumed by bus+wait time = walking back home+5mins. Besides busses are a bit unreliable & often too crowded. I used to work in a startup so I had very little free time to venture out & I’ve been very frugal with money even though I have decent income. I’m fully I’ve always lived way under my means like a tech-bro. 🥲 I’m now willing to purchase one for office commute & to enjoy some solo trips as I might get married by next year. I sort of feel not owning a vehicle(preferably car) could be a potential red flag for the girl(&her judgemental parents; AM sucks, lol) but I’m planning to hold off a car as my commute time(&⛽️₹) will increase and buy a working scooty/bike which can sort of ferry me quickly and cheaply to local meet-ups, relatives’ homes for free food/celebrations. I feel I might miss out on crucial contacts, awesome learnings & above all time(the most expensive resource) if I don’t own a reliable 2wheeler. Two wheeler expectations: - comfortable city driving; expecting to not ride more than 20km/day(Scooty wins here hands down as I have a decent place to throw in the laptop bag and keep my spine straight) - okay road trips for maybe once every two months(sports bikes rule here, no gf sadly🥲) - low servicing overheads(rules out 2nd hand vehicles, as 2nd hand vehicles as they are expected breakdown more frequently & recurring servicing cost) (EVs win here, until🔋😒) - as low cost of ownership+purchase as possible (basic bikes like Pulsar/Platina could be a good choice, Ather 450 gets booted out as it’s ₹1.6L) - likely not an EV(coz once a while I’d like to hit the highways & I hate surprises so no Ola) Please guide me peeps🙏