Subaru Battery Drain Settlement
Cash reimbursement for battery replacements, testing, diagnosis, towing services, and stranded-related costs incurred before the notice date; extended warranty coverage for qualifying battery failures after the notice date
This settlement is closed to new claims — the deadline was May 8, 2023. You can still see what it was about and follow the case in court below. Looking for money you can still claim? Browse open settlements →
What happened
Subaru vehicles from model years 2015–2020 (certain models) allegedly suffer from a design defect causing battery drain. The lawsuit alleges Subaru violated consumer statutes and breached warranties. Subaru denies the claims and maintains the vehicles are not defective and function properly.
Do you qualify?
Residents of the continental United States (including Alaska and Hawaii) who currently own or lease, or previously owned or leased, a 2015–2020 Outback, Forester, Legacy, or WRX, or a 2019–2020 Ascent originally purchased or leased in the continental United States.
How to file
The deadline to submit Claim Forms and supporting documentation passed on May 8, 2023. Those who do not file claims but remain in the settlement will receive extended warranty coverage for qualifying battery failures after the notice date without needing to take action.
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