Tesla’s car warranty in Australia is simple enough to read while your latte cools. The basic vehicle warranty is 4 years or 80,000 km, and the battery and drive unit are covered for 8 years with a kilometre cap that depends on model—roughly 160,000–240,000 km. There’s also a promise of at least 70% battery capacity retention over that period.
Roadside assistance runs for the length of the basic warranty, and the coverage is transferable if you sell the car. Wear-and-tear, modifications, and DIY software tinkering aren’t covered—shocking, I know. You lodge claims via the Tesla app, and a mobile ranger may visit your driveway; for the fine print, consult Tesla’s official Australian warranty booklet.
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