Open for claims · Reviewed 2026-11-04

Hyundai Sonata Plug-In Hybrid battery repair delay settlement

Owners whose plug-in hybrid sat waiting for a warranty battery replacement for at least 60 days may get paid for each day it was down.

$10 per day the car waited for battery repair (possibly up to $15/day)Claim deadline: 2026-12-28

Eligibility and administrator approval apply. Payment is not guaranteed.

Could this apply to you?

Owned or leased a 2016-2019 Sonata Plug-In Hybrid that waited 60+ days for a battery repair · late 2021-2023

Did you own or lease a 2016-2019 Hyundai Sonata Plug-In Hybrid?
Did the car's high-voltage battery need replacing under warranty, with the replacement taking more than 60 days?
Did you own or lease the car while it was waiting for the battery repair?
Did you buy or lease the car in the United States?
Was the car a personal vehicle rather than a rental or company fleet vehicle?
Was the car never declared a total loss (salvage)?

What you’ll need

Have your car's 17-character VIN ready, since the claim starts with it. Keep your registration, title or insurance records showing you owned or leased the car while it waited for the battery repair, in case ownership is questioned.

Your next step

We check whether your VIN shows up as eligible in Hyundai's battery repair records.

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