[blackwasp]

Hyundai is celebrating 20 years since its first car was launched in the Indian market. To mark this occasion, Hyundai is offering 3-year warranties along with free roadside assistance across all its models. The basic warranty on the Eon, Grand i10, Xcent, Elite i20 and i20 Active has been extended to 3 year / 1,00,000 km while the Verna, Creta, Elantra and Tucson come with 3 year / unlimited km warranty. The revised warranty is applicable on cars delivered after February 1, 2018.

Meanwhile, the company will continue to offer over 100 extended warranty options to its existing customers.

Extended warranty options are as follows. Model specific warranties and prices can be seen here. -

3rd year / 60,000 km
3rd Year / 80,000 km
3rd Year / 1,00,000 Km
3rd & 4th Year / 80,000 km
3rd & 4th Year / 1,00,000 km
3rd, 4th & 5th Year / 1,00,000 km
4th Year / 80,000 km
4th Year / 1,00,000 km
4th / 1,20,000 Km
4th & 5th Year / 1,00,000 Km

Powertrain warranty is as follows. Prices and models covered can be looked up here. -

3rd year / 60,000 km
3rd Year / 80,000 km
3rd Year / 1,00,000 Km
3rd & 4th Year / 80,000 km
3rd & 4th Year / 1,00,000 km
3rd, 4th & 5th Year / 1,00,000 km
4th Year / 80,000 km
4th & 5th Year / 1,00,000 Km

Hyundai has also released a new 'Service Brand Film - #RightCare':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ugwa...ature=youtu.be

Link to the Team-BHP News

[GTO]

Originally Posted by blackwasp

The basic warranty on the Eon, Grand i10, Xcent, Elite i20 and i20 Active has been extended to 3 year / 1,00,000 km while the Verna, Creta, Elantra and Tucson come with 3 year / unlimited km warranty.

As someone who's a big fan of the peace-of-the-mind offered by manufacturer warranties, I'm happy to see the coverage growing longer & longer with time. In the early days of Team-BHP, there were still manufacturers giving just 1 year warranties . A warranty shows the manufacturer's confidence in its product and also brings a fuss-free ownership experience.

Meanwhile, the company will continue to offer over 100 extended warranty options to its existing customers.

They need to update that since 3-years is now standard. Plus, Hyundai should increase their extended warranty options to 6 & 7 years (as Honda, Toyota & BMW do).

[Mr.Boss]

Originally Posted by GTO

manufacturers giving just 1 year warranties . A warranty shows the manufacturer's confidence in its product

Originally Posted by GTO

Hyundai should increase their extended warranty options to 6 & 7 years (as Honda, Toyota & BMW do).

IMO it is difficult (not impossible)
Rate of first time buyers with MS & Hyundai is multiple folds away from Honda & Toyota (I'm not touching BMW here, that's a different segment) With their limited know-how on usage / driving / maintenance it is quite difficult to assure on the long term warranty. Also the fact is, most of these cars were built to cost.

[The Rationalist]

Hyundai is doing everything to stay at the top the game. But of late I feel their newest offerings have started to look boring to say the least. The wow factor has long gone and regarding features most manufacturers have caught up or even have gone ahead. With Tata going forward with it's new design philosophy and Toyota planning to become more active , the future is going to be very tough. Warranties can only take you that far. They have few products in international portfolio which should work in India.

[ddriver]

What is meant by slab 1 and slab 2 in pricing?
Also for 4th year extended warranty for creta is 11860 for slab 2
and 4&5th year extended warranty for creta is 17370 for slab 2. Is this mean that for 4th & 5th year collective price is 17370 or is it 11860 + 17370 for 4th and 5th year respectively?

[itwasntme]

Originally Posted by ddriver

What is meant by slab 1 and slab 2 in pricing?
Also for 4th year extended warranty for creta is 11860 for slab 2
and 4&5th year extended warranty for creta is 17370 for slab 2. Is this mean that for 4th & 5th year collective price is 17370 or is it 11860 + 17370 for 4th and 5th year respectively?

Please read this page in a peaceful frame of mind

A.
Slab 1: If opted within 90 days from vehicle sale date
Slab 2: If opted after 90 days or before expiry of vehicle Basic Warranty

B.
4th year is xxx (in your case 11860)
4th & 5th year is xxxx (in your case 17370)

They are NOT cumulative. So extended warranty of 2 years beyond 3 years, i.e. 4th + 5th year should be a total of 17370 only! Mind you, I am a logical person, Hyundai warranty folks may not be! So please corroborate with them directly and post back here.

[ddriver]

Originally Posted by itwasntme

Please read this page in a peaceful frame of mind

A.
Slab 1: If opted within 90 days from vehicle sale date
Slab 2: If opted after 90 days or before expiry of vehicle Basic Warranty

B.
4th year is xxx (in your case 11860)
4th & 5th year is xxxx (in your case 17370)

They are NOT cumulative. So extended warranty of 2 years beyond 3 years, i.e. 4th + 5th year should be a total of 17370 only! Mind you, I am a logical person, Hyundai warranty folks may not be! So please corroborate with them directly and post back here.

Thanks for the update!
Is power train warranty is separate or is a part of extended warranty? Any idea?