Paint wear and tear on rear bumper due to contact with trunk?

[HaroldF]

Hello, I just got a used 2016 and noticed paint wear and tear on the rear bumper near the trunk (first and second pictures, sorry for the dirt).

At first I thought the previous owner must dragged some luggage across it resulting the damage but upon closer inspection I realized the damages are not on the angle where luggage would make contact, but on the flat area. Then I also noticed that marks on the trunk itself (the last picture).

Has anyone else seen this happen? I wonder what could've caused it.

You can't usually see it so maybe I won't fix it if I have to pay out of my pocket. But if it is due to a design or assembly fault do you think I can get it fixed under warranty?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Suburbazine]

That happens when the power closer pulls the trunklid down to engage the latch. It can touch surfaces briefly, I think Hyundai sells a clear bra to protect both the bumper and the jamb from such contact.

 

[HaroldF]

That happens when the power closer pulls the trunklid down to engage the latch. It can touch surfaces briefly, I think Hyundai sells a clear bra to protect both the bumper and the jamb from such contact.

Thanks. There is actually a protective film below on the horizontal surface, but not where it is damaged.