Hello,

I’ve recently moved to Copenhagen for work, and I’ve purchased a diesel car. I would like to know if there are any good (low-priced) insurance companies?

I’ve spoken to Technoforsikring ([https://www.technoforsikring.dk/](https://www.technoforsikring.dk/)) and while they did give me a fair price, I’m unaware of how well their service is, so if anyone has experience with them let me know please :)!

7 comments

  1. I’m impressed you’ve managed to find only technoforsikring while being new in Denmark.

    I’ve never heard of them, and everyone seems to hate one of the 2 parties behind technoforsikring.

  3. Have you tried comparing prices? Some websites will do that for you if you enter your data. Bear in mind that the prices won’t be exact but a close estimate. I’ve experienced that the price was different once I clicked one of the offers and saw the real price on the company’s website. Also, working some jobs give you better prices in some insurance companies.

    Edit: oh yeah, and never heard of that insurance company.

  4. I use [Undo](https://www.undo.app/), they are partnered with Tryg forsikring, but much much cheaper than what Tryg could offer me at least. They also have a feature where they measure how you drive and if you are a good driver, according to their algorithm, then you’ll get a price reduction. Right now I’m paying 345kr per month for my Skoda Octavia Combi 2013 which I think is about/almost half of what Tryg offered me.

  6. Horses for courses. It depends on your age, postal area, driving experience as to who will give you the best deal. What’s cheap for one person might be expensive for another. Could try here though as a guide for comparison

    https://forsikringsguiden.dk/

  7. I checked information about Techno forsikring on [bilgalleri.dk](https://bilgalleri.dk) and there is 1 answer about this car insurance company is quite bad, there are some people who do not receive insurance certificates, people who are not covered, etc.

    The price is too good to be true, in many cases – you get what you pay for.

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