The settlement provided reimbursements for certain Jaguar Land Rover turbocharger and engine repairs and extended qualifying warranties. Reimbursement claims closed February 19, 2026.
What Was the Turbocharger Settlement About?
The lawsuit alleged that certain Jaguar Land Rover vehicles contained a brazed-scroll turbocharger defect that could cause premature turbocharger failure and related engine damage. The defendants denied wrongdoing. The court granted final approval, and the settlement provided both reimbursement and extended-warranty benefits.Which Vehicles Were Included?
The class included certain model-year 2013–2016 Range Rover Evoque, 2015–2017 Discovery Sport, and 2013–2015 Land Rover LR2 vehicles equipped with a brazed-scroll turbocharger and registered in the United States or District of Columbia by the settlement's registration cutoff. The official VIN lookup controls vehicle eligibility.Free settlement alerts
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What Reimbursement Was Available?
Qualifying claimants could seek up to $3,750 for a turbocharger repair or replacement and up to $12,000 for an engine repair or replacement caused by turbocharger failure. Reimbursement percentages depended on the vehicle's age and mileage when the problem was diagnosed or repaired. The settlement also included exclusions involving maintenance, accidents, and non-qualifying equipment.What Proof Was Required?
Reimbursement claims required documents showing the turbocharger failure, qualifying repair or replacement, and the claimant's out-of-pocket payment. Examples included dealer or repair-facility orders, invoices, and proof of payment. One claim was required for each separate repair.Does Warranty Coverage Continue?
The reimbursement filing deadline has passed, but that does not necessarily end the settlement's extended-warranty benefit. Qualifying class vehicles may receive covered turbocharger or engine repairs at authorized Land Rover retailers, subject to the settlement's time, mileage, diagnosis, maintenance, and other requirements. Vehicle owners should use the official website and an authorized retailer to verify current coverage.Current Court and Payment Status
The official Important Documents page includes an order granting final approval. Reimbursement claims closed February 19, 2026. The official site does not state a universal payment date because individual claims must be reviewed and settlement effectiveness can depend on appeal-related conditions.Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still submit a Jaguar Land Rover turbocharger reimbursement claim?
No. The reimbursement claim deadline was February 19, 2026.
Which vehicles were included?
The class included certain 2013–2016 Range Rover Evoque, 2015–2017 Discovery Sport, and 2013–2015 Land Rover LR2 vehicles registered in the United States or District of Columbia and equipped with a brazed-scroll turbocharger.
What reimbursement benefits were available?
Qualifying class members could seek up to $3,750 for turbocharger repairs or replacements and up to $12,000 for engine damage caused by turbocharger failure, subject to vehicle-age, mileage, and other limitations.
Was proof required for reimbursement?
Yes. Reimbursement claims required repair records, invoices, proof of payment, and information showing the qualifying turbocharger or engine failure.
Does the extended warranty still apply after the claim deadline?
Potentially. The reimbursement deadline has passed, but eligible class vehicles may still receive settlement warranty coverage at authorized Land Rover retailers, subject to the settlement's age, mileage, maintenance, and repair requirements.
Official Settlement Notice
Sources
• Official Turbocharger Settlement Website• Order Granting Final Approval, Flynn-Murphy, et al. v. Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC, et al.
