It should be a little less I'm hoping because early on they said the WunderBox had built in components (inverters I think??) that were supposed to make the installation easier.
We have no idea what "our" cost will be since Lucid HQ hasn't even given us a clue as to exactly what additional hardware will be needed. Someday maybe they will just tell us but the lack of communication is pretty disappointing. I mean if they really aren't working on it at least they could...
I am on the correct IOS 17.4.1 (says "Up To Date") and Lucid App is on 1.48.1. When I check the App Store for any updates it doesn't show any Apps waiting for an update. I do have it set to update automatically. So I guess for whatever reason it hasn't become available for me yet. Hopefully...
I love the look of the 21" wheels much better than the 19" by far. The 20" wheels are also pretty good looking. I'm driving a loaner Touring with 19" wheels. The biggest Pro is the increased efficiency. I'm averaging right around 3.7 mi/kWh with the Touring 19" and my Dream 21" is around 3.2...
Yeah so it makes sense for GM and Ford and somehow they know how to do it. So what is the holdup Lucid?? At least give us some feedback on when/if we can expect this feature please.
The interior of my car (Dream P 21") and my friend's Touring (20" wheels) both measured between 70-75 dB-A on a local (85) concrete freeway. My wife's GV60 measured 65-68 dB-A on the same portion of the freeway. All three cars are quieter on asphalt roads.
I have a full solar installation on my home so does that mean I have the autotransformer and transfer switch already installed? If so, can my LCHCS V2H/G piggyback on that existing installation??