@scal_air . You may be confusing things. Sorry if I am repeating something you know. Decades ago, wheels were centered on the brake drum just by the wheel studs and lug nuts. Lug centric mounting. It was the careful positioning of the wheel over the studs that got the wheel centered. And the lug nuts used a tapered cone to help center it all. Hopefully. Sometimes. That is called lug centric. Now, only trailers use it. Not accurate. Not good for speed. Tend to vibrate at speed.
Almost all wheels now use a hub centric wheel positioning. There is a 60 to 70 mm metal round hub sticking out of the front and rear axle. Like a stub axle. The brake disc fits over this hub. And then the wheel fits over the hub. In the flange of the wheel, it will have a matching size hub cutout. So the cut out hole in the wheel fits closely on the car’s protruding hub. The hub centers the wheel on the car. The lug nuts only hold it on. Hub centric.
Note: after market wheels tend to have a standard large hub cut out, say 70 mm, for all their wheels. And each car can have a unique size hub of 60 or 61.4 or 64 or whatever. You use a $2 alloy adapter ring that snaps into the wheel, so the wheel hole now matches the car’s hub perfectly. For perfect centering.
So, the lug nuts do not determine the type of wheel centering. Hence, Lucid OEM lug nuts for it hub centric wheels fit the hub centric EZ Spare wheel.
I have read the stuff for EV Sportline and I thought it was scare tactics. True, all OEM wheels are hub centric. And all aftermarket wheels are also hub centric, through the use of precision adapters. The aluminum wheel on the EZ Spare is built like a high quality aftermarket full size wheel: an over size hub bore with a precision adapter ring sized to the .1 mm for perfect fit on our Lucid. 64.1 I THINK.
I THINK EVSPORTLINE is trying to scare you, implying other lesser inferior spares are not hub centric. I do not know about all spares. EZ Spare is hub centric.
All that said, it’s typical for aftermarket wheels to us slightly different lug nuts than OEM. My Lucid 14-1.5 acorn lugs will not fit on my Velux Vulcan winter wheels.