First 3rd party extended warranty for Tesla’s

[Keith909man]

Actually the first for all EVs on the market.
This to me is a huge deal
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/xcelerate-sell-third-party-warranties-170726799.html

 

[Tam]

...Actually the first for all EVs on the market...

Great to have alternatives especially for those used Tesla from traditional dealers that are not qualified for Tesla Extended Service Agreement.

 

[XCare EV]

Thank you! We are happy to announce this offering today for the entire Tesla community. We too feel this is a major step of maturity in the EV and Tesla space.

Product Highlights
- $100 Deductible
- Exclusionary Coverage
- Highlighted Items; MCU, Instrument Cluster, Internal Charger, HVAC, Door Handles/Falcon Wing Doors, Sensors/Cameras, Air Suspension, Sunroof, etc.
- Emergency 24/7 Roadside Assistance
- Trip Interruption Coverage

See, learn, and purchase X-Care EV Protection directly online at www.xcelerateauto.com/x-care

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to [email protected]

 

[Tam]

...Exclusionary Coverage...

Is there a link to what not covered, please?

 

[XCare EV]

We are working on putting the contract terms on the front (currently on the checkout process) but i have attached the brochure where the exclusions are listed on the second page along with some additional information dealing with 24/7 roadside assistance and trip interruption.

 

[Dpc131]

Just got off the phone with them. Salesman seemed really nice.

I’ve actually been somewhat stressing since my 3 week old 3rd party purchased 2015 P85D just hit 50,000 (I put in the final warranty claims last week and the ranger was out this morning)

I officially don’t qualify for the ESA, but did not try to contact Tesla to see if they would sell it to me. However, I don’t want to quote their price, but these folks seem to be competitive with the Tesla cost. Still not sure if I’ll buy it, but the rep said he’d give me the pricing tiers for mileage vs. cost.

Also, I’m in Maryland and he said they aren’t licensed here yet, but will be soon.

 

[Evil Twin]

Good to see someone enter the market.

 

[MP3Mike]

Actually the first for all EVs on the market.
This to me is a huge deal
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/xcelerate-sell-third-party-warranties-170726799.html

This certainly isn't the first 3rd party company to sell a warranty for Tesla. (There has been at least one person that got, and used, one quite a while ago.)

But more competition is good.

 

[trm2]

I did an online quote for my ‘17 Model S with 7,900 miles on it. The 4 year/50,000 mile plan tells me it will expire 4 years from today or at 37,900 miles.

 

[Tam]

...4 years from today or at 37,900 miles...

Not a bargain! Especially, when 50,000 miles have been already covered by Tesla so why pay $3,199 to get the coverage down to 37,900 miles?

Could it be a website error?

 

[Alset4S]

I did an online quote for my ‘17 Model S with 7,900 miles on it. The 4 year/50,000 mile plan tells me it will expire 4 years from today or at 37,900 miles.

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Hmm, so you pay $3,199 for zero coverage since the car is covered by Tesla until 50,000 miles. Or maybe it's a math error and you'd be covered until 57,900 miles. $3,199 for 7,900 miles of coverage doesn't seem like something I'd buy.

 

[coinneach]

These numbers make no sense. 50,000 current miles + 50,000 extended on the 4-year plan, yes, that equals 100K. 50K current + 30K on the 2-year also equals 100K?

 

[XCare EV]

Not a bargain! Especially, when 50,000 miles have been already covered by Tesla so why pay $3,199 to get the coverage down to 37,900 miles?

Could it be a website error?

This is a website error. We are working on fixing this issue and will be corrected tomorrow. Sorry for the confusion on this.

 

[sorka]

Since I'm driving about 45K a year currently, this would last me a little over a year.

 

[XCare EV]

This certainly isn't the first 3rd party company to sell a warranty for Tesla. (There has been at least one person that got, and used, one quite a while ago.)

But more competition is good.

Ours is the first vehicle service agreement with the contract specifically written for electric vehicles. Others were written for ICE cars but tried to lump in EVs. We designed this contract from the ground up and reinvented the claims process so it can still be supported by Tesla Service. Thats what make us different than the others you might have heard of. But I agree - the more the merrier since that will be better for the entire community.

 

[TonyT]

Looks like online quotes are not available anymore. I just submitted, and interested to see what is available?

 

[sorka]

Looks like online quotes are not available anymore. I just submitted, and interested to see what is available?

Working for me still.

 

[TiggerTime]

"REIMBURSE you a maximum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per day for three (5) days,"

Um, which is it $200.00 per day for "three" or "(5)" days ?

 

[TonyT]

I'm not finding the link, I can get this and when I fill out my info I don't see a online quote and have to wait. Is it because my car has over 120k miles?

 

[SMAlset]

You have to be careful with 3rd party warranties. Sometime back I purchased a paint shield warranty (think that's what it was) for a Honda Accord I owned years ago. The company went out of business. Pretty sure this was a company Honda at the time kind of promoted to new owners.