Recent content by L-Dude

But you get what you need

You def want to try your car at different DC chargers. It helps you get familiar with how the car operates with the various chargers, and it identifies any technical problems the car might have with different charger networks.

That's just crazy talk

Hey I was just joking around. 50 (or 42kW) is a great opportunity in some of the EV deserts where I road trip.

Thank you Mr. Buzzkill...

Awesome response!

Yep, this is one update that has potentially severe ramifications if they get it wrong. I'm fine waiting until they're comfortable sending it out (but Lucid, really, stop making promises that you can't live up to).

Of all the many things I've learned in this thread, I am most impressed that you know how to spell capisce.

This morning I got the demo drive screen when I opened the Lucid app on my iPhone. I have my phone set to automatically update apps, so this might be a new version.

@marqie I love your help and content, but man that long reversed type on the website is hard to read.

This kinda reminds me of how they handled expectations for the Gravity launch. The worst thing you can do is over promise and under deliver, yet that seems to be Lucid's MO. It's like they don't have any seasoned marketing people on staff, or if they do, they definitely don't listen to them...

Impressive response time @marqie 👍

How would you prove that they had changed their criteria for normal wear and tear if you didn't have a copy of the document that was in effect at the time you signed? I think it is reasonable to assume a company can revise their terms over a period of several years. Lucid's criteria for NW&T...

I suggest anyone who recently leased a Lucid download the current definitions of normal wear and tear. These documents could change between now and the time you have to turn in your car, and you will want to have a record of normal wear and tear at the time you signed your lease.

Well actually they could be life threatening if they get the system wrong, so I agree it is better to be late and right then on time and wrong.