Background
Soto et al. v. Future Motion, Inc., et al., is a putative class action filed on behalf of individuals who purchased the Onewheel+ XR (“XR”) beginning in February of 2018. The XR is marketed as an all-terrain vehicle, often referred to as a one-wheeled electric skateboard, and is accompanied by a limited warranty.
The suit alleges that Defendant Future Motion, Inc., falsely advertised the XR's capabilities, including but not limited to the XR's ability to handle all types of terrain, and thereafter refused to honor the XR's warranty, often times unlawfully blaming advertised uses and/or so-called "third-party" repairs. In addition, the suit alleges that Future Motion, Inc., engages in an unlawful scheme of limiting XR owners' ability to receive adequate repairs from independent facilities, thus requiring XR owners to pay exorbitant shipping and repair costs, sometimes using its possession of owners' XRs as leverage.
Ultimately, owners have been unable to enjoy the use of the XR as was advertised and continue to be held hostage to Future Motion, Inc.'s unlawful repair and warranty practices.
If you purchased an XR and/or had warranty repairs denied, you may have a claim against Future Motion, Inc. If interested, please contact the Law Offices of Connor W. Olson and/or submit an online questionnaire, which will assist in determining whether you have a claim.
The suit alleges that Defendant Future Motion, Inc., falsely advertised the XR's capabilities, including but not limited to the XR's ability to handle all types of terrain, and thereafter refused to honor the XR's warranty, often times unlawfully blaming advertised uses and/or so-called "third-party" repairs. In addition, the suit alleges that Future Motion, Inc., engages in an unlawful scheme of limiting XR owners' ability to receive adequate repairs from independent facilities, thus requiring XR owners to pay exorbitant shipping and repair costs, sometimes using its possession of owners' XRs as leverage.
Ultimately, owners have been unable to enjoy the use of the XR as was advertised and continue to be held hostage to Future Motion, Inc.'s unlawful repair and warranty practices.
If you purchased an XR and/or had warranty repairs denied, you may have a claim against Future Motion, Inc. If interested, please contact the Law Offices of Connor W. Olson and/or submit an online questionnaire, which will assist in determining whether you have a claim.
Status
Soto et al. v. Future Motion, Inc., et al., was filed September 8, 2020 in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County.
Court Filings
| Class Action Complaint |