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Announcements

LeasePlan Car Insurance Management


This is to inform you that we have moved the entire Insurance Management Process inhouse and will be directly coordinating with insurance companies - Future Generali, Bajaj Allianz and Tata AIG as our Insurance Partners. This new model will help us extend better service to you. Please note, we are no longer working with SMC Insurance Brokers Pvt Ltd. 

 

While all new insurance policies and renewals will be managed by our new Insurance Partners, we assure you that the existing insurance policies will remain valid and continue to be served by us without any interruption till their expiry.  For any support or clarifications, please call us at 1860 500 5050 or email us at customercare@leaseplan.com

 

Call us on 1860 500 5050 / 1860 419 5050


Contact us on our helpline numbers for a quick, hassle-free resolution and support.


Click here to download Response Times through the car lease cycle - from quotation to delivery, services to end of lease and re-order.


Team 

Contact Details

SalaryPlan Quote Support
Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 5:30pm

 - How to order your SalaryPlan car
 - Quote making queries

1860 500 5050
1860 419 5050
IVR option 2
reachus@salaryplan.co.in

LeasePlan Customer Support
Monday - Saturday | 8:00am - 8:00pm

 - Status of your ordered car
 - Service and delivery queries
 - End of lease queries
 - Insurance claims assistance

1860 500 5050
1860 419 5050
IVR option 1
customercare@leaseplan.com

Insurance Team

Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 5:30pm

 - Insurance related queries

1860 500 5050
1860 419 5050
lpin.insurance@leaseplan.com

LeasePlan Empanelled Dealerships


Please note, going forward LeasePlan will be procuring cars only from its empanelled dealer network. This is to ensure that we can extend better discounts, faster deliveries and superior service experience to you.

 

To check the list of empaneled dealerships in your city, please log in or reach out to SalaryPlan Team at reachus@salaryplan.co.in or call at 1860 500 5050 / 1860 419 5050.

 

Damage Repair & Claim Assistance Helpline 

 

In an unfortunate case of a damage or accident, and if your car insurance has been taken from LeasePlan, you can now call us at 1860 500 5050 / 1860 419 5050 or email us at customercare@leaseplan.com. We will assist you with:

 

- Insurance claim process documentation

- Coordination with insurance company

- Guidance to workshops that provide cashless claim facility

 

Please feel free to avail the service for a smooth, cashless claim as well as damage repair services from LeasePlan’s network of empaneled workshops.

 

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Hybrid vehicles deciphered

Hybrid vehicles deciphered

26/08/2022

Hybrid vehicles are finally making their way into mainstream products in India. Let’s take a look at the different types available and how they function.


Mild Hybrids

A mild hybrid system helps enhance a vehicle’s mileage, however at no point does the system propel the vehicle in pure electric mode. The system uses a smaller battery pack that is charged while driving or coasting and the power from this pack is used to provide a boost to the engine especially during hard acceleration or while dealing with steep inclines. The mild hybrid system does not need to be charged separately. In India, Maruti Suzuki uses a mild hybrid system on their range of products such as the new Brezza, XL6 and Ciaz.

Full Hybrids

A full hybrid vehicle comes with a normal internal combustion engine as well as an electric motor. It also carries a larger battery pack as these vehicles can operate for a certain distance in pure electric mode as well. Typical set ups include a parallel hybrid system or a series hybrid system. With a parallel hybrid, the vehicle can either run in pure electric mode, pure petrol mode or a combination of both. In the series hybrid set up, the wheels get their power from the electric motor only, while the petrol engine is only there to power the electric motor and charge the batteries. Full hybrids charge their battery system in essentially the same way as mild hybrid systems, through energy from the gasoline engine as well as regenerative braking. In India, we can find full hybrid cars from Toyota, Maruti and Honda currently.

Plug-In Hybrids

Plug-in hybrids are essentially full-hybrid vehicles; however, they have a much larger battery pack on board that cannot always be charged through regenerative braking or the motor. For that, it needs an external power source. Because they have a larger battery pack on board, they have the option of offering a longer ‘electric -only’ range and are seen as the ideal in-between product between hybrids and fully electric cars. Currently in India, we don’t have any models on sale, however the BMW i8 which was sold in the country a few years ago was a plug-in hybrid sportscar!

Electric Vehicles with Range Extender Hybrids

Manufacturers offer some EV models with a range extender hybrid system. Such vehicles run in pure electric mode at all times and the range extender comes into play to charge the battery or send power directly to the electric motor in order to allow the owner to get where they need without being stranded. Such vehicles are not very common, and this type of hybrid is essentially being phased out with the rapid network of charging stations being set up.