Recent content by momo3605

As I've been saying for a long time. Lucid needs to start focusing on "sport" "performance" oriented options if they want to be successful following the Porsche model. If you look at a Taycan configurator, there's a subsection for Performance options, and they have all sorts of goodies for...

So my 18 month lease is coming to a close in the next 30 days, and I reached out to see if they would negotiate on the "buy-out" for my 2023 Air Touring. Unfortunately they said no, so they expect me to cough up $75k to buy out what is probably a $50k car on the used market. So that's definitely...

Why does that matter? People could always authenticate through the app like we have to do with some EVGo and other stations. Lots of Rivian/Ford owners authenticate with Tesla superchargers through the app because of the discounted membership prices.

Also pretty sure your comment about the door handle is just the lighting angle. Flash didn’t reflect off the handle the same way so it looks dark. Probably not actually black

Funny how Lucid Air owners can't even tell what their own cars look like....those are definitely the 20" wheel option without covers, you can see the curved screen coming out of the windshield, AND most obviously are the vent cutouts.

Your answers are getting confusing. Would be better if you can expand on the “yes” “no” answers so we’re not guessing what you’re referring to. I think the simple question @BS8899 is asking is HOW is Lucid using LiDAR in a way that improves their ADAS over competitors that use vision and/or...

Yea it would be interesting to see how other cars would behave. But the headline seems clickbait-y... “Self driving car” but it’s not running on the self-driving stack. Would have been an easy thing to try 🤷‍♂️ I’m just saying, I’m not sure there’s any obvious takeaways from it.

Most Cars with ADAS features are programmed to ignore stationary objects while traveling at highway speeds. Lucid’s owners manual says the same thing even with LIDAR.

100% it will be plug and charge. Rivian, Ford, Hyundai and every automaker with Supercharger support supports plug and charge. No reason why Lucid won’t.

This wasn’t on FSD fyi

Oh I see what you’re saying. Yes, buying out the lease to get the $7500 fed incentive makes sense. Buying it out early may or may not make sense depending on the interest rate of the lease. Subsidized leases generally have very low interest rates so if the interest rate is less than what it...

Yet Somehow Lucid’s like will be more acceptable than Elon’s famous “2 weeks” line 😂

And after this it was “Tesla won’t let the Gravity have access in time for launch” which was also proven wrong.

18-month is more or less the shortest in the industry. Most manufacturers do 24 or 36 month leases. I can’t imagine why someone would take an 18 month lease and try to terminate it early?

I suspect the same way it works with my Rivian. Plug and charge direct to your Lucid wallet or you can open a Tesla account and buy the membership for discounted rates. But then you have to charge through the Tesla app