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And I thought it was just me. This has been exactly my experience too. To get to 80%, 30 to 35 minutes. Doesn’t much matter what, where, or how.

Yes, and I take envy as you remind me of this. Also, I’m ever so slightly regretful about not having waited just a little longer before jumping on the Lucid bandwagon. I’m loving my Air GT’s long leggedness on road trips, but in my world one can never have enough range.

Thank you! And indeed the notification just came up. I’m still well over an hour away from the EA charging station.

Question for the great hive mind – if I am navigating to an Electrify America station using the Lucid navigation app, will the car start preconditioning automatically? If I have to start reconditioning myself, how far in advance do I start?

My word, what body part is that? Is it on the bonnet?

Wow. Had to read it twice, not because of your writing, but because of my comprehension. There’s a reason I never became a lawyer. Very informative. Thank you.

Yes. I’ve noticed this too. Leaving my house, and going downhill and westbound (into the prevailing surface winds), the wind noise is more pronounced. Driving north to LAX in a crosswind, and then home again southeast bound, the wind noise is less. Maybe we’ll all have to learn to just live...

I went to boarding school in England too, for three years. Private prep school down near Eastbourne, Sussex Co. Sadly, my school is no more. The main red-brick Edwardian-style school building still stands, but all the outer buildings and cricket/rugby/soccer pitches now have town homes...

I also experimented with this Bobby workaround. I have to admit, if it reduced the wind rush noise at all, it was minimal to no change. So then, I decided to overdo it by adding more rubber stripping to more areas of the door frame and the door itself. I’ve attached a few pictures below. To...

I love that word, “vexing”.

Me either. And my partner remained in a grump and wouldn’t talk to me for two days when I picked up mine. I suppose it didn’t help that I had said absolutely nothing to him when I placed a deposit on my car online several months earlier.

Sounds like the service manager was having a moment. I would see if I could take up this matter with the one above him. What happened to your car, and how they’re dealing with it doesn’t sound right.

This must be a really recent development. I had my battery back replaced earlier this year. Lucid Service in Costa Mesa CA assured me that it would be a brand new battery, and not a refurbished or remanufactured, or re-anything one.

I know, right? I’ve never seen anything higher than 235 at a 350 kWh stall, and that’s coming in at 15% or 18% or so, and only for about two or three minutes, before falling off anyway. Granted I didn’t bother to precondition, nor do I usually remember to do it.

And, hey! At least it’s not at a WALMART.

Ordered right away. Thank you!

Reviving a dormant thread here, rather than starting a new one. CREAKING NOISE FROM THE BACK SEAT AREA. @hydbob - What lubricant did you use? WD40? Leather conditioner? Two years and 45,000 miles into owning my GT, a creaking noise has started up in the general area of my back seat. I’ve...

Following. I can’t wait to try this out too.

I got exactly the size shown in the link, but the thought did cross my mind to buy a thicker size. The tubing is cheap so I just may do so anyway. I did a project similar to Bobby’s for our Model X. You can buy kits for the different models. I put tubing around all the doors, the “frunk”...

This is terrific! Thanks for this new video, Bobby. I can’t wait to try this when I get home. Frank came out a few months ago to change the factory door seals. That seems to have helped. This extra step might just “seal the deal”. Thanks again.