The problem
Most third-party extended warranties in Canada either won't cover electric vehicles at all, or exclude the most expensive component: the high-voltage drive battery. That leaves EV owners with coverage for everything except the repair they're most worried about.
Coverage options can include
- Electric drive motor and generator
- Inverter/converter and DC-DC converter
- On-board charger and connectors
- Battery management system and control modules
- High-voltage cables
- Battery cooling/thermal management
- High-voltage battery coverage available
- Plus the standard systems: brakes, steering, suspension, A/C, electrical
Get your EV or hybrid quoted — options in writing within a business day, including what the battery coverage actually says.
Get My Free QuoteHybrids too
Hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles are also eligible, including the hybrid drivetrain.
How it works
Step 1 — Tell us about your vehicle. Complete our simple vehicle details form to give us everything we need to provide you with the best warranty options for it.
Step 2 — We find you the best options. We send you the best available warranty options from our network of Canadian providers, in writing. Depending on your vehicle and province, that can include options only available through us.
Step 3 — We help you pick the best option for your vehicle. You either walk away (there is no obligation to take us up on the options we provide) or we help you choose the best option for you and your vehicle.
Related: Tesla warranty terms in Canada and what runs out at four years · is an extended warranty worth it? · used and high-km coverage · what coverage costs.