Estée Lauder
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Up to $5,000
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Volvo
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Volvo in Quebec over alleged battery defects in the 2025 EX30 electric SUV, citing fire risks and diminished charging capabilities.
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About this settlement
Alleged battery defects in 2025 Volvo EX30 electric SUVs, leading to fire risks and diminished charging capabilities.
Volvo is facing a class action lawsuit in Quebec concerning alleged battery defects in the 2025 EX30 electric SUV. The lawsuit claims that the manufacturer's failure to fix the defect for over nine months is unreasonable, and that Volvo refused to provide replacement vehicles. Owners were advised to limit charging to 70% and park outdoors due to fire risk. The plaintiffs are seeking $5,000 in punitive damages on behalf of all Canadians who own, have purchased, or leased a 2025 Volvo EX30 affected by the defect, as well as compensatory damages or cancellation of purchase/lease agreements.
Who qualifies
- Owners, purchasers, or lessees of a 2025 Volvo EX30 in Canada affected by the battery defect.
Compensation pending
Claim deadline: Pending court decision
Audible
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Government of Canada
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Meta (Facebook)
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Ticketmaster
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Apple
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