California Lemon Law Claims Against Rivian
Rivian R1T and R1S are covered when high-voltage, drive unit, or software defects persist despite warranty repairs.
Defects We See on Rivian Vehicles
Every case is unique. These are common defects our attorneys evaluate on Rivian claims statewide.
- High-voltage battery and charging errors
- Drive unit and half-shaft vibrations
- Air suspension and ride-height faults
- Software OTA failures affecting safety systems
How CLINE APC Handles Rivian Claims
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Step 1
We review your repair orders, warranty booklet, and manufacturer correspondence at no upfront cost.
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Step 2
We confirm the defect first occurred during the original manufacturer warranty and review repair attempts and days out of service.
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Step 3
We demand buyback, replacement, or settlement. Manufacturers always pay our attorney fees - you never do.
The Song-Beverly Act protects California drivers.
If your Rivian has a substantial defect that first occurred during the original manufacturer warranty and the dealer has not cured it within a reasonable number of attempts, Song-Beverly may require a buyback, replacement, or cash settlement. Manufacturers always pay our attorney fees - you never do.
Next step
Talk with counsel about your Rivian under California Lemon Law.
Your rights
- A defect that first occurred during the original manufacturer warranty.
- The defect substantially impairs the vehicle's use, value, or safety.
- The manufacturer has not fixed it after a reasonable number of repair attempts, or the vehicle spent extended time in the shop.
- You do not need an 18-month / 18,000-mile timeline. That window is not required to have a case.
Think you're driving a lemon?
Start with a free 60-second eligibility check, or talk to a CLINE APC attorney today. You never pay our fees.