Electric Vehicle Service Contract

Coverage for those unexpected and costly breakdowns

Electric vehicles are designed with some of the most advanced technology available today. Should your electric vehicle experience a breakdown, a specialized technician and more expensive parts will likely be needed to repair it. An Electric Vehicle Service Contract pays to repair or replace covered components in your vehicle, offering you a more worry-free ownership experience.

This comparison shows different coverage levels across the Powertrain, Standard, and Comprehensive Plans.

Electric Vehicle Service Chart Whats Included

An Electric Vehicle Service Contract extends coverage beyond the manufacturer’s warranty period and often pays for repairs not covered by your manufacturer’s warranty. It also covers the cost of alternate transportation while yours is being repaired.

Manufacturer Warranty vs Electric Vehicle Service Contract

An EV Service Contract provides coverage for the cost of parts and labor associated with covered repairs
Provides coverage for the EV high-voltage battery (Comprehensive Plan only)
Repair your vehicle virtually anywhere—at your selling dealership or through any ASE-certified repair shop across the U.S
Transferable to the next vehicle owner, offering potentially higher resale value
A small deductible may apply per covered repair

Choose your coverage level:

Comprehensive

The Comprehensive Plan covers nearly every component of your vehicle. Coverage includes, but is not limited to, the components listed below. Click on the icons for details.

Any part not specifically listed in your contract as covered under the coverage you selected, including, but not limited to, any of the following parts: Glass, lenses, sealed beams, light bulbs, wheels, wheel covers, tires, interior trim, moldings, bright metal parts, sheet metal, flexible body parts, frame and sub-frames, weather strips, upholstery, convertible and/or vinyl top, paint and coatings, catalytic converter, exhaust system, diesel particulate filter, brake rotors and drums, wiper blades, coolant hoses, all batteries including the high-voltage hybrid/EV rechargeable battery installed by the manufacturer unless listed under your coverage, spark/glow plugs, drive belts, brake pads, brake linings and shoes, manual clutch disc (automatically shifted manual transmission clutches are covered); home charging station, wall connector, mobile connector, all future connectors, and all related charging adapters. Repairs of water and air leaks, rattles, squeaks and wind noise, alignment of body parts, bumpers, as well as glass, rust, and physical damage are not covered. Any parts or components that are not factory installed are not covered.

In addition, the normal maintenance services and parts required or recommended by your vehicle manufacturer and other normal maintenance services and parts, suspension alignment, wheel balancing and filters are not covered.

Benefits included with every plan:

Transportation Reimbursement

In conjunction with covered repairs–up to a specified daily limit.

Trip Interruption

Food and lodging for up to three days–up to specified limit–if breakdown occurs more than 100 miles from home.

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Legal Disclaimer

This brochure gives a general overview of Zurich’s Electric Vehicle Service Contracts. Certain restrictions and exclusions apply, and coverages may differ in certain states. Please consult your vehicle service contract for detailed terms and conditions.

Universal Underwriters Service Corporation (UUSC), an individual member company of Zurich in North America, is the issuing provider and administrator of Zurich’s vehicle service contracts in all states except Florida. In Florida, the issuing provider and administrator is Vehicle Dealer Solutions, Inc. (FL License #60132). In California and New York, UUSC operates under its d/b/a UUSC Service Company (CA License #0C17302).