Hyundai launches extended warranty schemes

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New Delhi, May 26: : Passenger car maker, Hyundai Motor India on Monday announce the launch of two extended warranty schemes for its customers in the country.

The two schemes power train and comprehensive extended warranty scheme would be available for all customers owning Hyundai i10, Santro, Getz Prime (petrol), Accent and Verna for a period of five years, the company said.

These schemes would ensure that the owners of Hyundai cars can avail maximum warranty for their cars with minimal cost implications, it added.

The comprehensive extended warranty scheme provides full protection for the car, right from mechanical and electrical parts to engine and transmission for a period off five years or 1,00,000 km whichever is earlier, Hyundai said in a statement.

The company has also launched the partial extended warranty scheme by the name of 'power train', which would cover only the engine and transmission parts at a minimal cost for a similar period of five years or one lakh km, whichever is earlier.

"The scheme of offering extended warranty will only add to the levels of customer satisfaction... and emphasises our commitment to our values and products," Hyundai Motor Senior GM Customer Care Service B Mani said.