Renault Extended Warranty: Price, Coverage & Verdict
Verdict: Cheap enough to default to yes — if the quote matches
Reported 4th-year pack prices (₹5,142 on a Kwid, ₹8,164 on a Triber) are around 1% of ex-showroom — the cheapest absolute EW figures in the market. At that level it's a default yes; just verify the quote against these reported numbers since Renault doesn't publish a list.
What it costs, against the car's price
| Car (variant) | Cover | Price incl. GST | ≈ % of ex-showroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kwid (Evolution) * | 4 yr / 1,00,000 km | ₹5,142 | 1.1% (on ₹4.53 lakh ex) |
| Kiger (Authentic) * | 4 yr / 1,00,000 km | ₹6,605 | 1% (on ₹6.3 lakh ex) |
| Triber (Authentic) * | 4 yr / 1,00,000 km | ₹8,164 | 1.3% (on ₹6.3 lakh ex) |
* Press-reported starting price (Jan 2025), single source. Only press-reported starting prices exist (Jan 2025, single source — UNVERIFIED); the official site links to pricing documents but doesn't display figures, and 5/6/7-yr pack prices are dealer-quoted. The Duster's free 'Forever Program' (+1 yr per on-time service, to 7 yr / 1,50,000 km) is official. Ex-showroom prices from our verified variant data (Delhi, indicative).
Why this verdict
- Duster owners may not need to pay at all: servicing on time extends the warranty free, year by year, to 7 yr / 1,50,000 km.
- The 7-yr/unlimited-km top pack (post-2025 cars) is worth pricing for high-milers — unlimited km matches Honda's headline offer.
- The starting prices above are single-source press figures — treat them as a benchmark for the dealer's quote, not gospel.
- Transfer to a new owner is free on a private sale — a genuine resale sweetener on a budget car.
The program, in brief
| Program | Renault Secure |
| Standard warranty | 3 yr / 1,00,000 km (deliveries from 1 Jan 2025) |
| Maximum extension | 7 yr / unlimited km (post-Jan-2025 cars) |
| When to buy | Any time during the 3-yr standard warranty. |
| Transferable on resale | Yes |
| Not covered | Covers mechanical/electrical breakdown (engine, gearbox, steering, electricals, brakes, AC); standard wear/consumable exclusions; free transfer applies to private sales. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Renault extended warranty worth it?
Cheap enough to default to yes — if the quote matches. Reported 4th-year pack prices (₹5,142 on a Kwid, ₹8,164 on a Triber) are around 1% of ex-showroom — the cheapest absolute EW figures in the market. At that level it's a default yes; just verify the quote against these reported numbers since Renault doesn't publish a list.
How much does the Renault extended warranty cost?
Kwid (Evolution): ₹5,142 incl. GST for 4 yr / 1,00,000 km (≈1.1% of the variant's ex-showroom price); Kiger (Authentic): ₹6,605 incl. GST for 4 yr / 1,00,000 km (≈1% of the variant's ex-showroom price); Triber (Authentic): ₹8,164 incl. GST for 4 yr / 1,00,000 km (≈1.3% of the variant's ex-showroom price). Only press-reported starting prices exist (Jan 2025, single source — UNVERIFIED); the official site links to pricing documents but doesn't display figures, and 5/6/7-yr pack prices are dealer-quoted.
Is the Renault extended warranty transferable if I sell the car?
Yes — the remaining cover transfers to the next owner, which makes a live extended warranty a genuine resale sweetener. It cannot be moved to a different vehicle.
What does the Renault extended warranty not cover?
Covers mechanical/electrical breakdown (engine, gearbox, steering, electricals, brakes, AC); standard wear/consumable exclusions; free transfer applies to private sales.
Sources
Verified against official pages and price documents on 20 August 2026: