Subaru EyeSight $2.5M Driver Assistance System Settlement
If you owned or leased certain Subaru models equipped with EyeSight driver-assistance features, you could get up to 75% back on prior repair bills or enjoy an extended warranty at no cost. Submit your claim online or by mail before September 27, 2025 to secure your benefits.
File an Online Claim Download Claim Form (PDF)Who Qualifies?
You're a class member if you bought or leased, in the continental U.S., one of the Subaru vehicles listed below and your specific VIN is confirmed on the VIN lookup portal:
- 2013-2022 Subaru Legacy
- 2013-2022 Subaru Outback
- 2015-2023 Subaru Impreza
- 2015-2023 Subaru Crosstrek
- 2014-2021 Subaru Forester
- 2019-2022 Subaru Ascent
- 2016-2021 Subaru WRX
- 2022-2024 Subaru BRZ
Who Is Excluded?
- Dealers and entities that purchased vehicles for resale
- Owners of salvage-title vehicles or total losses
- Insurance companies and providers of extended warranties/service contracts
- Anyone who already released Subaru from related claims
Available Benefits
- Warranty Extension – Subaru will cover 75% of cost on one covered EyeSight repair performed by an authorized Subaru retailer within four years/48,000 miles of in-service date (or until four months after July 29, 2025, if that period has already lapsed).
- Reimbursement for Past Repairs – Already paid out of pocket? Claim 75% of one qualifying EyeSight repair invoice completed before July 29, 2025 and within four years/48,000 miles of in-service date.
A “covered repair” must involve diagnosed failure of EyeSight’s pre-collision braking, rear automatic braking, or lane keep assist due to camera assembly or rear sonar sensor issues. Repairs stemming from brake pads, rotors, windshields, powertrain or environmental factors are excluded.
How to File a Claim
- Gather your repair invoice and proof of payment (if seeking reimbursement).
- Visit the online claim portal and enter the unique Notice ID & PIN or your VIN, or mail the completed PDF claim form to:
Subaru EyeSight Settlement
c/o JND Legal Administration
PO Box 91063
Seattle, WA 98111 - Submit by September 27, 2025. Mailed forms must be postmarked by this date.
Required Documentation
- Vehicle make, model, VIN and mileage at repair
- Date, location and description of repair (parts & labor breakdown)
- Proof of payment for past repairs
- If repair occurred under original Subaru warranty at a non-Subaru shop, proof you first sought service at an authorized retailer (or signed declaration)
- Proof of ownership/lease at time of repair (if different from notice recipient)
Key Deadlines
- Opt-Out / Exclusion: August 28, 2025
- Claim Filing: September 27, 2025
- Final Fairness Hearing: November 3, 2025
- Estimated Payout: Checks mailed within 150 days after your claim is received or settlement is finally approved, whichever is later.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Subaru EyeSight $2.5M Driver Assistance System Settlement about?
The lawsuit alleged defects in EyeSight’s pre-collision braking, rear automatic braking and lane keep assist. Subaru denies wrongdoing but agreed to provide warranty and reimbursement relief to avoid litigation risk.
How much money will I receive from the Subaru EyeSight settlement?
If approved, you’ll get 75% of one qualifying repair bill (parts & labor) or have Subaru cover 75% of a future qualifying repair under the extended warranty.
Do I need proof for the Subaru EyeSight claim?
Yes. For reimbursement, you must supply a legible invoice, proof of payment and ownership details. For warranty extension only, no documentation is required beyond your VIN.
Can I submit more than one repair invoice?
No. Each eligible vehicle is limited to a single reimbursement claim.
How do I check if my VIN is included?
Use the official VIN lookup tool. Only specific VINs within the listed model years are covered.