Published
March 10, 2026
Updated
July 29, 2026
Mercedes-Benz’s settlement covers alleged omissions from high-priced emissions-parts warranty lists in participating states; reimbursement claims are closed.
Current Status
The court entered final approval and judgment June 25, 2026. The May 15, 2026 reimbursement claim deadline has passed. The administrator has not announced a date confirming issuance of approved payments.StatusFinal approval granted; payments pending
Claim DeadlineMay 15, 2026 (Passed)
Benefit50% repair reimbursement and 100% diagnostic reimbursement
Proof RequiredInvoices and proof of payment were required
What Was This Case About?
The lawsuit alleged that Mercedes-Benz failed to identify 14 vehicle parts that should have been treated as high-priced emissions warranty parts covered for seven years or 70,000 miles. Mercedes-Benz denied the material allegations, wrongdoing, and liability.Who Was Included?
The class covers qualifying owners and lessees of model-year 2015 or newer Mercedes-Benz vehicles registered in states that adopted the applicable California emissions rules, with coverage varying by state and model year.What Benefits Were Available?
Approved claimants could receive half of qualifying repair or replacement costs and full reimbursement of qualifying diagnostic costs incurred during the covered period, subject to the settlement terms.Official Information
Review current notices and documents on the Hazdovac Emissions Warranty Settlement website.
Settlement Relief
Reimbursement for qualifying diagnosis and repairs
Case Title
Hazdovac v. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC et al.
Case Number
3:20-cv-00377
Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
Current Milestone
Final approval and judgment entered June 25, 2026
Official Website
Hazdovac Emissions Warranty Settlement
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