Tesla Cybertruck Lemon Law Attorney

Yes, a steer-by-wire failure is a serious safety defect under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. For defects that could cause death or serious bodily injury, the lemon law presumption applies after just two unsuccessful repair attempts rather than the standard four. Steering system failures clearly meet this safety threshold, giving you a strong expedited claim against Tesla.

Lion Lemon focuses on vehicles purchased or leased in California. If you bought your Cybertruck elsewhere, tell us the purchase location and circumstances when requesting a case review. Our attorneys need those details to assess which law may apply.

Not necessarily. Under the Song-Beverly Act, a defect must substantially impair the use, value, or safety of the vehicle. Widespread body panel corrosion on a premium truck substantially impairs its value, even if it does not affect drivability. California courts have recognized that significant cosmetic defects on luxury and premium vehicles can meet the substantial impairment standard due to the vehicle's high purchase price and expected quality.

Yes, a recall does not prevent you from filing a Lemon Law claim under the Song-Beverly Act. If the recall repair does not fully resolve the defect, or if you experienced the defect before the recall and had prior repair attempts, those still count toward your claim. A recall actually strengthens your case because it is an admission by Tesla that a defect exists in the vehicle.