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Aftermarket all weather mats for lucid air touring 2025?

In all my previous cars, I always placed the all weather mats on top of the carpet mats for added padding and comfort. This always worked with no extra movement and play in the all weather mats. The 2025+ Airs now have the anchor. Question is how do I place say the Tuxmats which I have not purchased yet on top of the carpet mats that came with the car. Will there be any movement of the top layer all weather mats if I do that?
 
coupedncal said:
In all my previous cars, I always placed the all weather mats on top of the carpet mats for added padding and comfort. This always worked with no extra movement and play in the all weather mats. The 2025+ Airs now have the anchor. Question is how do I place say the Tuxmats which I have not purchased yet on top of the carpet mats that came with the car. Will there be any movement of the top layer all weather mats if I do that?
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All weather mats are intended to replace carpet mats, not be used in conjunction.

I would not do what you’re doing.
 
I just got LinerX for my 2025 Pure. Make sure if you have the snap circles in the floorboard that you order the updated mats with the holes to snap them in. The mats are great, especially to protect from my 4 and 2 year old!
 
To bring everyone up to date both TuxMats and 3D Mats USA DO NOT have any products for the 2025/2026 Grand Touring with the floor posts as of November 10, 2025. However, the Customer Service department at 3D, 909-350-8808, is looking for a Lucid Air 2026 Grand Touring owner in the Fontana CA area to scan their vehicle and test fit new mats. I had to pass because I live in Michigan and the commute to fit the mats is a bit more than my wife would allow me to borrow her car. But this is an opportunity for a southern CA owner to help out 3D Mats and have some bragging rights. Let me know if anyone picks up this offer.
 
thyname said:
I have the OEM all-weather mats. They look great, outright gorgeous, but as you know, probably not adequate in snow and rush winters in terms of coverage. So I am eyeing LinerX by next November. So I don’t know, and I am as curious as you.

Having said that, as few people own a Lucid as it is, and as LinerX came up with these a couple of months ago, the chance of people owning them who post here are pretty slim
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I’ve had both OEM and LINERX. LINERX is far superior
 
ken43 said:
I’ve had both OEM and LINERX. LINERX is far superior
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I now have the LinerX too. I agree with you, in terms of floor coverage they are superior. Aesthetically though, I like my OEMs much more.
 
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