Prepared for the
Charge ahead
WHAT'S COVERED
comprehensive and powertrain coverage. Comprehensive (“full”) coverage applies to parts and labor
costs for covered repairs. Powertrain coverage is usually in effect for a longer period and applies
specifically to major mechanical components like the electric motor and transmission. Not typically
covered is scheduled maintenance service, wear-and-tear items like brake linings and windshield wiper
blades, and failure caused by abuse or improper maintenance.
WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR WITH YOUR CURRENTY WARRANTY
some car manufacturers only cover an EV’s battery pack against total failure, while others, including
BMW, Chevrolet, Nissan, Tesla (Model 3) and Volkswagen will replace it if it reaches a specified
reduced capacity percentage, usually 60-70%, while under warranty.
Some brands will not transfer whatever remains of the original warranty to a second
owner, and others may impose limitations on this.
Be sure to check the fine print at the dealership or via the manufacturer’s website
(usually under an “owners” tab) to get the full story on any model you are considering.
Electric Cars Made Simple
from the grid. They store the electricity in rechargeable batteries that power an electric
motor, which turns the wheels. Electric cars accelerate faster than vehicles with traditional
fuel engines – so they feel lighter to drive. Now you know.
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FREQUENTLY COVERED
ITEMS
specifically excluded. We want
you to enjoy and relax.
Media
Control Unit (MCD)
Air
Suspension
Internal
Charger
HVAC
System
Autonomous
Driving Sensors
Door Handles/
Falcon Wings Doors
Sunroof
Touchscreens
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An “extended warranty” is an extension to your existing manufacturer’s warranty. Our “Vehicle Service Contract” is a protection plan for your electric vehicle. We strived to match the coverage as close to the original manufacturer’s warranty as possible (with the exception of the battery and drivetrain which typically falls under a separate warranty).
Yes, so long as you own an electric vehicle that qualifies. Whether you bought your car from the manufacturer, dealer, or private individual – you are able to get AU Assist for your EV.
AU EV Protection is an exclusionary service contract. This means we will cover the entire vehicle with the exception of the excluded items that are listed under clause IX of the terms and conditions. We have strived to make AU EV cover most (if not all) the parts that would be covered by your original manufacturers warranty.
Typically speaking, car insurance covers collision or accidental damage to your vehicle. AU EV will cover various mechanical and electronic components that may fault during ownership and require replacement.
No, it does not affect your current factory warranty in any way. The AU EV claims process can be used once your original factory warranty is expired.
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