Recent content by ADSTEIN

I just installed their HPWC and while I have no problem with fast charging the AC charging keeps dropping out every few minutes with an error message.

By the way, the delivery center in Natick was really busy last Friday, I think they were delivering 5 cars that day and they all seemed very busy.

I know that I love my car and am evangelizing non stop. I think getting a critical mass of these on the road can have a major knock on effect for future sales.

Of course I am in the Berkshires which I am sure helps the rates.

I had good luck with Plymouth Rock in MA. $2,200 for Air Touring.

Had a good EA experience yesterday at the Lee Outlets in MA. All chargers were in fine shape and working, charge rate was good.

It works for me.

Not for us. Even with Nokia R5 EV snow tires my wife and I have been amazed at how quiet the cabin is; we can listen to music quietly and chat without any problem. This car is so much more refined than out 2012 Tesla Model S, noise is just one aspect of it.

Ah yes, but do you have all seasons or summer tires? My car came with 20" summers which I would not want too drive in freezing conditions.

Touring but that was based on 55-60 on country roads in VT.

New owner in West Stockbridge, MA. Well, I picked up my car yesterday at the Natick Mall (MA). Since pickup yesterday I have driven ~315 miles across MA, up into VT by the ski areas and back down. Fantastic experience picking up car, Alex Rosata spent as much time as I needed to go over every...

Yes, I bought the EV version. By the way, they are on sale now at a few places for $270-$300 per tire.

Glad to hear about your R5s. Where are you located and any idea how they affect your range?

I will be picking up my 2024 AT Friday with 20" summer tires and temperatures in the 30s and some snow left... I am actually getting a dedicated set of winter snow tires/wheels and will be putting Hakka R5 EVs on the 19" wheels. Unfortunately, Lucid will let me take delivery with summer tires...

I believe so but the common denominator seems to be LG.