Which companies in Switzerland is providing the "Tesla Extended Warranty" in Switzerland. Allianz CH is not providing it anymore.
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Try this link for the french version :Did anyone try this? I ask because the link under "Extended Warranty Insurance" is Extended Warranty Insurance so I looked for this product on Helvetia.ch and found nothing. I then called them & they seemed never to have heard of it and finally I looked on teh parent site Produkte - INZMO which only appears to be in german and claims to offer an app that iTunes says is not be available in Switzerland but is available in the US only fro it then to be absent from the US store too. basically this seems really dubious however much I'd like to extend ASAP.
There is no need to contact Helvetia. As I said you just have to use to mentioned link, enter your car information and choose the duration (2 or 4 years)Hi,
I don't really understand the need to "contact" Helvetia?
As far as I can see you just enter your VIN, model, mileage, first registration date, choose 2 or 4 years, and pay.
I'm still 2½ months away from the need to buy the warranty extension, and hope it's actually as easy as that.
Due to Covid-19 we've been stuck in the Philippines since October 2019, and may very well choose to sit out the situation here until spring/summer 2022.
Tesla doesn't provide the warranty extension for Europe.
No, this is valid for all countries in Europe.You mean that Tesla doesn’t but Helvetia does? Or you mean that it’s only for Switzerland?
No, this is valid for all countries in Europe.
Try this link for the french version :
Extended Warranty Insurance
I don't think so because Tesla is behind the warranty extension, so same procedure as the original Tesla warranty.Ok thanks. Did you (or anybody else) already have to claim a reimbursement?
How was the process? I guess you pay for the repair first and then you claim the money back?
I have for that damn eMMC chip (before the recall) and for a failing trunk door lock. The process was absolutely like usual. I don't even know the cost of the repair. All was done between Tesla and the Insurance. The only think I had to do is to provide Tesla the insurance policy number.Ok thanks. Did you (or anybody else) already have to claim a reimbursement?
How was the process? I guess you pay for the repair first and then you claim the money back?
Hello@PatrickCH4313:
Thanks - from some of the earlier posts in the thread I got that impression.
Good to know.