Fisker Pear Lemon Law

Yes. The Song-Beverly Act covers defects that arise during the warranty period, including those present at the time of delivery. If your Pear arrived with defects that the manufacturer cannot repair within a reasonable number of attempts, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement. Document any issues discovered during your initial inspection.

Significant range loss may qualify as a substantial impairment of use or value under Song-Beverly. If your Pear consistently delivers far less range than the manufacturer advertised and warranty repairs have failed to resolve the issue, you may have a valid claim. Keep charging logs and range data to substantiate the discrepancy.

Yes, safety-related defects receive heightened treatment under Song-Beverly. If a defect could cause death or serious bodily injury, the vehicle may qualify as a lemon after just two repair attempts instead of the standard four. Frunk latch failures and braking malfunctions on the Pear would likely meet this safety threshold.

A recall does not eliminate your lemon law rights under Song-Beverly. If you experienced the defect before the recall and the manufacturer failed to repair it within a reasonable number of attempts, your claim remains valid. The recall may actually strengthen your case by confirming the defect is a known and widespread issue.