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Two people sued Mercedes‑AMG after a raised metal logo on seats caused burns on hot days.

Summary

A class‑action lawsuit has been filed against Mercedes‑AMG by two plaintiffs who allege that a raised metal logo on the seats of certain 2026 AMG E‑Class models causes heat‑related burns when the vehicle is parked in the sun. The suit, filed in Los Angeles, claims that the plaintiffs—Lahigani and a second unnamed individual—suffered first‑ and second‑degree burns on their backs after entering the car wearing a tank top on May 31. A board‑certified dermatologist documented the injuries and described them as “AMG inscribed,” suggesting that the heat‑concentrating design of the logo directly contributed to the burns. The plaintiffs seek damages for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and a broader claim that the design constitutes a safety defect that endangers consumers.

(Source:The Verge)

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