What Does the Three-Year or 100,000-Kilometer Vehicle Warranty Cover?

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The three-year or 100,000-kilometer vehicle warranty primarily covers the core components of the vehicle, which include the engine, chassis, transmission, and drivetrain. The vehicle warranty means that the manufacturer will replace faulty parts free of charge if they are confirmed to be defective due to quality issues rather than human damage, provided the replacement occurs within the warranty period or the specified mileage limit. The warranty does not apply under the following circumstances: 1. Failure to follow the manufacturer's requirements for regular maintenance at designated 4S shops or authorized service stations; 2. Unauthorized modifications to the vehicle or changes to its intended use; 3. Damage caused by improper use or traffic accidents.