Recent content by Robert Jellison

I described the many problems I was having driving my car to a Lucid Motors Customer Care person who, in response, suggested that I reboot the system. Rebooting has made a truly amazing difference! Now the hold and creep functions work, the accelerator works as expected as do CarPlay and the...

No, "roll" is not enabled. The Lucid Air tech person suggested that I reboot the system. Doing that has made a world of difference - now the car is drivable and the radio and Apple CarPlay both work!

Thanks, and yes, I know that. My problem is that sometimes I can engage creep when I am stopped, press the brake and tap the accelerator, and sometimes (maybe most of the time) not.

My problem relates to parking. When I release the brake with the care in “drive.” with my foot completely off the accelerator pedal, the car lurches forward until I press the brake again. In reverse it does exactly the opposite. “Creep’ is enabled, but car is NOT in “creep” mode when this happens!

Sometimes I can get the car into the “creep” mode and other times, for no apparent reason, I can’t. The first time I use “creep” in the morning, for backing out of the garage, it always works fine. Other times, no so much Wondering if there is some logic associated with the “creep” mode that I...

Agree - EQE's also do this!

Agree! Also, the EQE/ EQS have what I think is a very helpful feature, and that is the "Hold" mode. If you have stopped on a hill, depressing the brake pedal sharply will preventing the car from rolling until the accelerator is pressed. Be nice if Lucid Air had that feature.

About vehicle hold: Vehicle hold disengages if the driver presses and releases the brake pedal. That means that if you are stopped going up a hill, apply and release the brakes the car will roll backwards down the hill, possibly into the car behind you. How is this a good idea?

Bob Jellison <[email protected]>. I live in Del Mar.