Recent content by Shane_SLC

No, all your current profiles should maintain their existing connections and settings. You may have to reset your Carplay or Android Auto connections, but AFAIK that should be it.

I summarized what I felt to be the main additions of 3.0 in this video. I think if you're happy with the pre-2.11.0 software holding off on the upgrade seems like a reasonable choice. You'll skip some of the early bugs and you can wait until they add more features that are more appealing to you.

Hey, that's me! 😄 Looks like Lucid also just shared a very short summary video of their own on social media.

I don't remember exactly when heat pumps were made standard, but this is probably mostly true. 2022 and 2023 Airs seem to be the ones with the faulty compressors.

May 2025.

Then I think they're mistaken or misspoke, as I'm pretty sure there is no conversion or retrofit offered for older Airs without the heat pump.

$5k or more just to have a little more winter efficiency does not seem worth it at all to me. These cars have more than enough range even in winter and the resistive heating performance is adequate, IMO.

Unless something has changed since my was replaced I highly doubt this. Attached is the the parts list from when my AC compressor failed. No mention of heat pump parts and noise/performance is the same as before.

Sadly, you're not alone. See the preexisting thread here. https://lucidowners.com/threads/ac-compressor-failure.12440/

I'm really sorry to hear about your experience and that Lucid is expecting you to pay for repairs. I'd recommend any others that have experienced this and feel it's a legitimate safety concern to submit an NHTSA complaint (linked below). If it's really a repeatable and widespread issue Lucid...

Kyle Conner from Out of Spec sharing a peek of update 3.6.4.

I'd argue my experience with the software side of things has been similar enough to Jason's, with some very persistent and frustrating issues throughout the years and a few notable mechanical failures. I was told by someone at Lucid I had a solid buyback case, but my request for any kind of...

Based on the photos it doesn't look like the aero cap is rubbing on the valve stem, but definitely something owners with 20" wheels should be aware of. I think at most that would just make that one section not seat properly, which is usually visually apparent, and not the center section.

This usually happens to mine any time I drive in excess of 100 mph. A little annoying, for sure, but unless you're really pushing it it's unlikely they'll completely detach. If you're planning on doing any driving over 120 mph I would recommend removing them, as they can potentially fly off.