A brochure, policy and websites indicate Tesla has offered or will offer auto policies in Hong Kong and Australia in conjunction — including a provision that a total loss would be replaced by a completely new car within 2-3 years.

A few other items of special interest to collision repairers:

Body shop network: A 2016-dated Australian InsureMyTesla brochure indicates policyholders would have their “Choice of Tesla repairer.” A sample Hong Kong policy from AXA General Insurance also indicates an authorized Service Center must be used.

Excess on auto glass: There is no “excess,” an term for what’s basically a co-pay, on auto glass claims.

Rental cars: The Australian brochure indicates a policyholder can have up to $2,500 (Australian dollars) total for a max of 14 days.

Cost: Australian Tesla owners reported policies started at $1,200 Australian, ($902, according to XE), according to Electrek.

Insurers: As noted above, the Hong Kong program uses AXA in what the insurer describes as an exclusive deal.  The Australian version uses QBE Insurance and sells it through a partnership between Marsh Advantage and Tesla; exclusivity is unclear.

It’s unclear how long this program existed. Electrek reported on the program Tuesday, yielding interest from other news outlets (and admittedly, that’s where we first heard about it). However, AXA announced the Tesla partnership in late 2015.

Tesla websites for the Hong Kong and Australian InsureMyTesla programs now redirect to other content, but it’s possible to still access the webpages through Google caches. Here’s Australia, and here’s Hong Kong. The brochure still is accessible through Tesla’s Australian site.