Audi e-tron Lemon Law

Yes, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act applies equally to electric vehicles, including the Audi e-tron. Battery defects, charging system failures, electric motor issues, and software-related problems that substantially impair the vehicle are all covered under the same lemon law protections as traditional combustion vehicles.

Battery degradation that falls outside the manufacturer's stated warranty parameters can be considered a defect. If your e-tron's battery capacity drops below the warranted threshold and Audi cannot remedy the issue, you may have a valid lemon law claim. Normal gradual degradation within specifications is generally not covered.

The mileage offset for the Audi e-tron is calculated the same way as any other vehicle under the Song-Beverly Act. The miles driven before the first repair attempt are divided by 120,000 and multiplied by the purchase price. The offset applies to actual odometer miles regardless of the vehicle's power source.

Yes, software defects that substantially impair the use, value, or safety of your e-tron are covered under the Song-Beverly Act. This includes issues with the battery management system, driver assistance features, infotainment malfunctions, and over-the-air update failures that introduce new problems or fail to resolve existing ones.