McLaren Artura Lemon Law

Yes. The Song-Beverly Act covers all new vehicles sold or leased in California, including hybrid and plug-in hybrid models like the Artura. Both the combustion and electric powertrain components are covered under the manufacturer warranty.

Yes. The hybrid battery is a warranted component, and defects such as failure to charge, premature degradation, or thermal management issues can constitute substantial impairments under Song-Beverly. Multiple failed repair attempts for battery issues can qualify the Artura as a lemon.

A software update counts as a repair attempt under Song-Beverly. If the software update fails to resolve the defect and additional attempts are needed, each visit contributes to your lemon law claim. Software fixes are not treated differently from mechanical repairs.

Under Song-Beverly, you may recover incidental damages, which can include costs directly related to the defect. If you purchased charging equipment specifically for the Artura and the vehicle is repurchased, those costs may be recoverable as part of your claim.