Recent content by SteveS

I turned in my 2024 Air Pure on September 28 (the same day I took delivery of my 2026 Air Pure). Having read about others' bad experiences, I was worried that I'd get a bill for four defects I knew of: a nickel-sized dent and pea-sized paint chip from a rock impact on the front fender...

Thanks for taking the time to document this for the forum! @socktucker

Has your car been in for service yet? If so, were they able to fix the problem? My car still has the problem, but I'd like to know Lucid has figured out how to solve the problem before I schedule service.

Do you mean the Bobby Foam or something else? I understood the Bobby Foam solution addresses a general rear parcel shelf rattle, rather than what seems to be more of a vibration induced by bass notes at highish volume.

Sigh, I just took delivery of a 2026 Pure with the base Surreal Sound system and I have the same issue. Incidentally, this replaced my 2024 Pure, which had the same specs and did not have this problem. Is there any update on the issue?

Thanks for this post. My car stopped recognizing my mobile key (Android Pixel 9 Pro) after the 2.5 update, but I did what you recommended and it's now working.

Ditto.

My experience with my Pure RWD is the same; I find regenerative braking to be plenty strong (more so than my wife's Ionia 6). To elaborate, regenerative braking can be markedly lower in Airs at high states of charge. Did you notice the charge level during your test-drive? Unless you know it...

Hey, your Lucid is the car that is supposed to look low, wide, and cool! Seriously, my 2024 Pure has the same distortion, so I also consider it normal (and not a problem).

Ditto, but I'm a lead-foot on highways, driving as fast as traffic and fear of CHP allows.

Single update.

My 2024 Pure just went from 2.2.10 to 2.3.2.

Same here.

Hahaha, yes! With all the electronic nannies on anyway, I always scoff derisively at the prompt. :rolleyes:

True, and having the plate in the glovebox doesn't protect you from parking enforcers. Still, it's all about the odds. I've had two tickets in 20 years with no front plate. Even if tickets are now $197, if my experience is typical that's still only an expected cost of about ((2 x $197)/20=)...