Rivian lemon law · CaliforniaRivian warranty problems that keep coming back

If your Rivian keeps going back for the same problem, we can review the warranty and repair history with you and explain your options under California lemon law. The first review is free.

Rivian models we can review

Any other Rivian model is reviewed the same way. What matters is the warranty, how the vehicle was bought or leased, and the repair history, not the model name.

How Rivian warranty repairs are usually handled

Rivian sells and services its vehicles directly. Service is requested through the Rivian app and done at a Rivian service center or by a mobile service technician. Over-the-air updates and app messages are part of the repair history.

Records to keep for your Rivian

Does your Rivian qualify?

California lemon law applies to qualifying new vehicles, including many leased ones, when the manufacturer or its repair facilities cannot fix a warranty problem after a reasonable number of attempts. Our qualification guide and repair-attempts guide explain what we look at. For battery, charging, and software problems, see our EV warranty guide.

Tell us what your Rivian is doing

You don’t need every record to start. Share the model, the problem, and what the repair facility has tried.

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Let’s start with your questions

Tell us what keeps going wrong

You don’t need to know the legal terms or have every repair order ready. Start with the information you have. We’ll explain what we need to review and what the next step could be.

Request a free case review No cost, no obligation

The initial case review is free. If we represent you, you do not pay our attorney’s fees. Zero out of pocket. California lemon law allows a prevailing consumer to recover reasonable attorney’s fees from the manufacturer.