
Touchscreen & Electronics
Screens, the car computer and 48-volt modules.
Understand common ownership risks, repair trends, and coverage options built for Tesla Cybertruck owners.
Why coverage matters
Understanding the ownership journey beyond the factory warranty.
01
Steer-by-wire, 48-volt electronics and a stainless body mean there's little repair history yet.
02
Tesla's basic warranty ends at 4 years or 50,000 miles.
03
Towing and off-road trips load the air suspension and drive units.
04
A transferable plan reassures the next buyer.
Based on thousands of claims paid for Tesla owners.
4,805
Claims paid to date
$6,991,151
Total claims paid to date
In their own words: XCare members on filing a claim and getting repairs paid.
Easy to work with. Both from an end user and from Tesla's end per the Supervising tech. Called XCare gave them my list of issues, scheduled appointment via app. Took vehicle in. Tesla determined faults, sent estimate and received approval same day. Tesla did repairs. Notified XCare and received corporate CC number, remaining balance due was $100. No issues.
I was unaware that the Tesla service department in Orland Park was honoring XCARE and submitting the repair claim on my behalf. I was so happy when they said, "Don't worry, we'll take care of the paperwork." I only had to pay my deductible, and they said XCare pays us fast.
I bought an XCare warranty for my Tesla. The guys were great. Buying was easy, as expected. I had no problems with claims. Had two door issues with my Model X and both times I just emailed the claims team, sent them the invoice, and they paid. I have to admit I always have some trepidation dealing with insurance companies but they were very communicative and helpful. Good product, good people, good service.
In my case, the overall experience was great. Tesla was willing to work with me to follow the XCare process, and XCare was able to get in touch with the Tesla Service Center directly to make the payment during service hours.
I’m so appreciative Brent helped purchasing XCare after my Tesla warranty expired with my 2017 model X because there were not too many trustworthy warranty companies unless you extend Tesla warranty at Exorbitant premium when I was shopping around. More over Brent has been helping me with claims every single time , probably more than five times and if he was not available he would connect me to other representative. No other warranty company has that kind of service I cannot thank Brent enough as he was extremely professional, didn’t mind going extra miles to help me Whether I had flat tire or mechanical issues with my Tesla . If XCare offers extended warranty after 100,000 miles I’m definitely buying it. Now that there are lots of Tesla drivers out there they should consider extended warranty and I highly recommend XCare.
Cover your Cybertruck beyond Tesla's 4-year warranty. One plan for the truck, the battery and the drive units. The short answer: what Tesla covers, what XCare adds, and what it costs.
$3,628
XCare Premium from (2025, 10,000 mi)
4 yrs / 50,000 mi
Tesla bumper-to-bumper
8 yrs / 150,000 mi
Tesla high-voltage battery
Under 100k mi
Battery included on Premium (current model year + 7)
Enter your Cybertruck’s details. We compare buying today with waiting, using 8,019 XCare EV claims and today’s rates.
XCare Premium for a 2025 Tesla Cybertruck with 10,000 miles, driven 12,000 miles a year, with a $100 deductible. These are the plans our quote shows for that vehicle.
COVERAGE UNTIL
DEC 2032 or 85,000 MILES
$3,628
Term Length: 6 years and 75,000 miles
High-voltage battery included · $100 deductible
or $726 today and 11 payments of $264
COVERAGE UNTIL
DEC 2034 or 110,000 MILES
$4,476
Term Length: 8 years and 100,000 miles
High-voltage battery included · $100 deductible
or $895 today and 11 payments of $326
COVERAGE UNTIL
DEC 2033 or 110,000 MILES
$4,372
Term Length: 7 years and 100,000 miles
High-voltage battery included · $100 deductible
or $874 today and 11 payments of $318
The systems that cost the most to fix on an EV like the Cybertruck.

Screens, the car computer and 48-volt modules.

The costliest single part on the truck.

Air springs, compressors and arms.

Motors and gearboxes under real load.
Explore what XCare covers, how repairs work, and what to consider before choosing a plan.
Suspension and steering parts are covered unless your contract lists them as an exclusion. Tires, wheels, brake pads and rotors are not.
Heating, air conditioning and heat pump parts are covered unless your contract lists them as an exclusion.
Electrical parts are covered unless your contract lists them as an exclusion. Mobile and wall chargers and charging adapters are not covered.
The battery is included when the vehicle is under 100,000 miles and no older than the current model year plus 7 at purchase. Battery & Drive Unit Only is a separate, narrower plan.
Start your claim before booking the repair, and get authorization before work begins.
Call 1-877-302-1715 to register your claim before any repair; Tesla repairs without that call aren’t covered.
Have your contract number, VIN and odometer reading ready.
Send the repair estimate to the claims administrator.
The administrator reviews it for authorization. Repairs shouldn't start until the claim is authorized.
Use any licensed repair shop certified to service EVs, Tesla service centers included.
The administrator pays the shop, or reimburses you, for the covered work, less your deductible.
Keep these questions close when comparing your options.
Pick a system to see where it sits in your Cybertruck. XCare Premium covers nearly every major system beyond your factory warranty. Cosmetic defects, glass, paint, body panels, wheels, tires and the 12-volt battery are not covered.






Why XCare
Here’s how XCare compares to traditional providers when it comes to coverage, flexibility, and real human support.
| Features | Legacy providers | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Covers battery, drivetrain, electronics, more | Often excludes key EV parts like battery |
| Eligibility | Covers new & used EVs | Usually only newer vehicles |
| Benefits | Trip interruption, rental car, 24/7 roadside | Basic coverage, fewer extras |
| Towing | Up to $500 to the selling dealer or nearest qualified repair shop | Limited to authorized centers |
| Payment | One-time or payment plan. No subscription | Monthly or annual, non-refundable |
| Transferable Coverage | Included | Not included |
| Customer Support | Dedicated team of human EV experts | Chatbots, Call Centers |
Warranty guide
See what your Cybertruck factory warranty covers, what happens when it ends, and how XCare Premium works.
Your Cybertruck’s basic factory warranty ends at 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. The high-voltage battery and drive unit have a separate warranty that usually lasts longer. Your battery can still be under warranty when you’re responsible for a failed touchscreen, steering rack, or A/C compressor.
XCare Premium covers qualifying failures of major vehicle components, with a fixed term and a choice of eligible repair shops.
Reviews have described Tesla’s Vehicle ESA as not yet offered on the Cybertruck, so check the Tesla app for an offer. The comparison below shows XCare’s terms on their own.
| Factory warranty | What it covers | When it ends |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Vehicle Limited Warranty | Qualifying defects in components such as suspension, steering, air conditioning, and electronics | 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first |
| Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty | Qualifying battery and drive unit issues, with at least 70% battery capacity retention under the applicable published terms | 8 years or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first |
| Supplemental Restraint System Limited Warranty | Qualifying defects in the restraint system | 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first |
| Other limited warranties | Certain rust perforation and emissions-related components | Separate terms apply |
Open Specs & Warranty in the Tesla app to check both the date and mileage limits. If you bought used directly from Tesla, check for a separate pre-owned warranty. The warranty issued for your vehicle controls.
| System | Factory component | XCare Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Suspension | Control arm | Included |
| Suspension | Shock absorber | Included |
| Suspension | Air suspension compressor, where equipped | Included |
| Steering | Steering rack | Included |
| Steering | Electric power steering motor | Included |
| Infotainment | Center touchscreen assembly | Included |
| Infotainment | Infotainment computer | Included |
| Infotainment | Instrument display, where equipped | Included |
| Climate | A/C compressor | Included |
| Climate | Cabin blower motor | Included |
| Charging | Onboard charger | Included |
| Charging | Vehicle charge port assembly | Included |
| Charging | Mobile connector, wall connector, and external adapters | Not included |
| Brakes | ABS control module | Included |
| Brakes | Brake pads and rotors | Not included |
| Doors and windows | Window regulator and motor | Included |
| Doors and windows | Powered liftgate motor, where equipped | Included |
| Propulsion | Drive unit | Included |
| Battery | High-voltage battery pack | Included for eligible vehicles |
| Battery | Low-voltage battery | Not included |
| Other | Tires and wheels | Not included |
| Other | Windshield and other vehicle glass | Not included |
This table shows the XCare Premium base contract. Included means the factory part is within the plan’s scope for a qualifying failure. A failed touchscreen assembly is different from cracked glass, and a failed A/C compressor is different from an excluded hose. The agreement issued for your vehicle, including state amendments, controls.
XCare does not cover cosmetic defects. That includes paint, body panels, bumpers, door seals, weather stripping, and glass.
At purchase, the vehicle must be within the current model year or the seven preceding model years, have fewer than 100,000 miles, and have a battery thermal management system. The claim must meet the contract’s battery breakdown and capacity requirements. A Cybertruck can qualify for Premium without qualifying for high-voltage battery coverage.
If you only want battery and drive unit protection, ask about XCare Battery & Drive Unit Only.
| XCare Premium | |
|---|---|
| Plan type | Fixed-term vehicle service contract |
| Coverage starts | After the 30-day waiting period for a new contract |
| Coverage ends | At the expiration date, mileage limit, or liability limit in the agreement, whichever comes first |
| Used vehicle eligibility | Eligible Teslas can qualify after factory coverage ends, including vehicles bought from a dealer or private seller. |
| High-voltage battery | Included in the Premium contract price for vehicles that meet battery requirements. |
The expiration mileage in an XCare quote is the odometer limit for that contract. It is separate from the mileage at which you can buy the contract and from the purchase mileage requirement for high-voltage battery coverage.
If Tesla’s factory warranty should pay for a repair, start with Tesla. XCare excludes costs that should be covered by a manufacturer warranty, recall, or dealer assistance program.
For example, if your Cybertruck’s basic warranty has expired but its battery warranty is still active, take a qualifying battery issue to Tesla first. A failed touchscreen is a separate repair: if no Tesla warranty applies, it can be evaluated under your XCare agreement.
If you plan to keep your Cybertruck past its basic warranty, check your options while it’s newer and has fewer miles. That can mean more plan options or a lower price, depending on your quote. Buying early does not change which repairs Tesla is responsible for. Compare the XCare start and end dates with your remaining Tesla warranties so you can see how much protection extends beyond what you already have.
| XCare Premium | |
|---|---|
| Tesla Service Center | Allowed, subject to claim authorization |
| Eligible independent EV repair shop | Allowed, subject to shop eligibility and claim authorization |
| Before repairs start | Register your Tesla claim with the administrator and follow its instructions before approving repairs. |
Confirm that an independent shop can diagnose and repair the specific system, especially for high-voltage work. You may be responsible for inspection or teardown charges if the repair is not covered.
| XCare Premium | |
|---|---|
| Roadside assistance | Included, subject to contract limits. |
| How to request help | Follow your contract’s roadside instructions. Different limits apply to dispatched service and reimbursement for service you arrange. |
XCare lists towing, portable EV charging, flat-tire changes, fluid delivery, and lockout assistance. It also provides reimbursement for qualifying meals or lodging when a covered breakdown leaves your vehicle inoperable more than 100 miles from home, subject to contract terms. A tow gets your Cybertruck to a shop; the repair agreement determines whether the failed part is covered.
| XCare Premium | |
|---|---|
| Plan price | Total quoted price for the selected term and mileage |
| Deductible | Amount and per-visit rules in the XCare agreement |
| Drive unit | Included in the Premium contract price. |
For one breakdown, the base contract caps payment at the lowest of the vehicle’s actual cash value just before the breakdown, the equivalent J.D. Power valuation, or the repair cost calculated using national labor and parts guides.
Across the full contract, the cap is the lowest of the vehicle’s actual cash value at sale, the equivalent J.D. Power valuation, or the vehicle sale price shown in the contract, excluding tax, title, and license fees. These caps are calculated before any applicable deductible.
Pay for XCare in full or apply to pay over time through Affirm. Affirm payments repay the purchase of a fixed-term XCare contract. Your loan payment schedule and coverage term are separate.
Affirm financing is subject to eligibility. Review the cash price, APR, payment schedule, and total amount payable. Compare plans over the same ownership period, including financing charges.
| XCare Premium | |
|---|---|
| When coverage ends | On the effective cancellation date under the contract. |
| Future payments | Cancellation ends the service contract. If financed, check how any refund is applied and what balance remains. |
| Early refund | XCare publishes a full refund during the 30-day waiting period, subject to applicable contract and state terms. |
| Later refund | A prorated refund is available when the contract’s refund terms are met. |
| Selling the vehicle | The contract determines eligibility, paperwork, deadlines, and any fee. |
Canceling XCare does not by itself settle an Affirm balance. Confirm who receives any refund and whether anything remains due. If you want the buyer to keep coverage, check transfer eligibility before canceling.
Start your claim online with the XCare claim form. For Tesla repairs, your agreement also directs you to call 877-302-1715 before repairs begin to register the claim and get instructions. Have your contract number, current mileage, and a short description of the problem ready.
Once the shop identifies the failed part, the administrator reviews the diagnosis and estimate. Wait for authorization before approving the repair. If the repair is covered, you’re responsible for your deductible and any charges the agreement doesn’t cover.
Yes. Eligible vehicles can qualify after factory coverage ends, including vehicles bought from a dealer or private seller. Vehicle age, mileage, title, and use restrictions apply.
A drop in estimated range alone doesn’t establish a covered battery breakdown. Tesla’s factory warranty has a capacity retention provision. XCare applies its own eligibility, breakdown, and capacity terms.
No. A new contract excludes breakdowns that occurred before or during its 30-day waiting period.
No. XCare excludes routine maintenance and items such as brake pads, rotors, tires, and wheels.
No. XCare does not cover cosmetic defects of any kind, including paint, body panels, bumpers, door seals, weather stripping, and glass.
Eligible new and used Cybertrucks can qualify, including vehicles purchased from a dealer or private seller. Start with your model year and current mileage. Title and vehicle use restrictions also apply. Purchase eligibility is separate from high-voltage battery eligibility and from the mileage at which coverage ends.
Enter your model year, model, and current mileage to see the XCare plans, coverage limits, and pricing available for your vehicle.
Check My Cybertruck Coverage OptionsXCare Premium is a vehicle service contract separate from Tesla’s factory warranty and service agreements. The agreement issued for your vehicle, including applicable state amendments, governs eligibility, covered failures, exclusions, deductibles, and benefits.
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