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I'm the new lucidowners.com mascot ...

I don't think they care about this anymore. EDIT: OMG OMG OMG I just saw that note in the release! But then, what am I going to keep complaining about?!

Not having the double pane glass is a deal-breaker to me. I had on on all my cars in the last 15 years or so.

Wow, you must have a looooot of patience :) I would have lemoned the car till now. You basically have a car that doesn't turn off.

So the double-pane glass is in the comfort package?

You're right, but that's a concern I never had before on any other cars with powered trunks. Based on what I read, this might be another specific Lucid thing, where the power frunk fails and/or needs realignment. I've noticed recently that the frunk makes this groaning/creaking noises when it...

Thank you, I missed that completely. My bad. It seems that the only thing I cannot get on Pure (that I care about) is the powered frunk, which is not a big deal, because the close-only power function is far less useful than the open power function would be.

Lucid CS just replied to me. Weird, the reply had only one line, it said "Buy an iPhone" ...

I wish there was an easy way to compare the features on Pure vs the GT. You know, like most other manufacturers do on their website. I am thinking of leasing a 2026 Pure for wife, but I don't know what I'm going to miss. "Well, Sir, you should have known that the Pure doesn't come with...

Force stop and drain will stop as well. Btw, Lucid (Marqie) reached out asking for app logs. So at least things are moving.

I think people want the company to provide more realistic timelines. I don't think anyone wants a half-baked car.

I think Lucid could use a CEO that sleeps on the factory floors for a few months ...

I think some of the things we've thrown away as "old" and "backwards" will come back as a luxury experience. The same way you're spending $10k on a watch that needs to be winded every day and has a significant time deviation, when you could have a $10 watch that keeps the time perfectly and has...

Yes.

Like the sleeziest car salesman would say "My loss, your gain" :)

TLDR: Force-stop your app, that's the stop-gap solution.

This was not my experience. My car is 35 miles away and it continued to bleed watts until I force-stopped the app. I don't think it's the Bluetooth.

I didn't try just un-unrestricting it - meaning that you leave it up to the OS to decide if and when to put the app to sleep, so it might take a while, while it observes your usage pattern. What I can say for sure is: - Force-stopping it solved the drain. - Opening it again and not...

Yup, thankfully it's just the app.

I never carry the key, just the phone. The problem is with the Android app apparently, for some reason it keeps pinging the car - which it never did before.