Recent content by praks25

R you serious? You knew every nook and crevice of your car on day 1 because you spent money to buy it. How much ownership responsibility should one have on day 1? How about responsibility of Lucid who know this is a design defect/ flaw and have done nothing to address it. Even a basic plastic...

When it's expensive it shouldn't be so delicate. Or do I have that wrong? I assume you read your car manuals immediately when receive them.

The 12 volt outlet is hidden below a cover so unless someone tells you or you go looking thru the car you would never know.

Seriously. You knew all about your Lucid and the location of the fuses and electronics within a day of getting your car?

So all your examples state 'Visible' design flaws. u can still drive the vehicle with curb rash rims. If you want them fixed, you would pay for it. Its pretty visible to see that the rims stick out and you have to be careful while parallel parking. The same goes for the door edge and liquid...

Another interesting point you bring up is that this is a 'known' design flaw by Lucid. This is what i have been saying from the start and this is my grouse with this repair bill. Will anyone on this forum, who support Lucid, pay to fix an issue that arises out of a design flaw that the car has...

As I said previously, had I known there was sensitive electronics in the trunk, I would have been more careful. Remember the car was a day old. There was no way for me to know the car well enough. Lucid does not provide mats with the car and the bottle is one kids use at soccer practice. There...

I'll bet most people that own a lucid do not even know that the electronics and battery that power the trunk is located in the trunk itself and exposed very easily. If I were to know or lucid had appropriately warned us about the location of their electronics, then yes culpability is ours for...

Unfortunately I did not know the water bottle leaked until the lucid technician came and got the trunk open and started looking into the issue. There is nothing I could do and I was aghast that such a small amt of water caused such extensive damage.

So in your words, if you get soaked/wet in the rain and get into your car and you inadvertently damage some electronics in the car, it's your fault? You wouldn't expect it to be a design defect? That the electronics is not insulated from exposure to water or liquid?

How would it matter if the bottle was leaky or had a design defect. There is nothing in the contract that says I cannot put water bottles that leak into the trunk and it is expected that perishables and liquids can go into the trunk. The design defect is that electronics are exposed to the...

How is water leak in the trunk negligence. The trunk and frunk and passenger areas are expected to be exposed to perishables and liquids. It's not like water was poured directly into the electronic modules or into the dashboard or center console on the car. If that was the case, i would have...

Just got my Lucid Air on October 28th. On the 29th i put my Son's water bottle in the trunk and it leaked a bit and water seeped into a battery and control module that is placed below the 12 voltage charger in the right rear of the trunk. The leakage damaged the battery and the control module...