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Yeah, like Lucid not having Android Auto would make me think twice about buying one. :eek:

The R model, fastest with 900 HP, and options, is rumored to be at least $169K, maybe more. I hope that the current state of US interest rates and general market for expensive cars, makes Lotus price it accordingly. Wishful thinking, I am sure.

The wild card for me is the Lotus Electre. It's now slated for late 2024. It looks really nice, IMHO, and has lots of great features BUT the price, un-officially, seems to be creeping up to the $170-180 range for a fully loaded "R" model. I am number one on the list of the Houston Lotus dealer...

So those are mid to late 2024 production?

It was more personal preferences than anything really wrong with the R1S. I am used to a full-size SUV, the Navigator, so it felt a little small. A lot of the controls are very Tesla like, and I don't like that, or I would probably have bought a Model S Plaid. The software works great, and it...

Do you have an Edition 1 reservation?

I called a couple of GMC dealers in Houston, and one had a demo unit that they let me drive. It drives well but obviously not as fast as a Lucid DE however it still has that EV instant torque. Controls and software are nice, IMHO. Even in "squat mode" there is about an 18" step up to get into...

I want a full-size EV SUV and the Hummer, to me, is just a really big Jeep with low range and long charge times. Having said that, I think that it will be a lot of fun to drive around town. I really like driving a fast EV but my Navigator is so comfortable, quiet and has great range! :) Keep...

Did they give you an approximate delivery date? I am still waiting for my Hummer. GM did confirm my order but no delivery date yet. My wife doesn't like it because it's a big step up to get into. I rented a Rivian R1S and didn't like it so I cancelled my reservation. I still have a Lotus...

Motors - https://yasa.com/ - Owned by Mercedes now. And I am sure that there are others in the works. Batteries - Toyota and several Chinese companies will be in production with solid-state batteries. And Lucid will have access to better batteries in 18-24 months. I am not knocking Lucid. Just...

My 2.5 cents. If you can wait 18-24 months to buy an EV, then I think that you will have more choices with better motors and batteries than the current offerings, from all vendors. Also, by then Lucid should have newer models.

I agree with "just how far the software has come" but not "it’s a pretty great package."

Just Texas. :(

No idea. No one rides in my back seats so I haven't had any complaints. 😊

My car updated to 2.1.26 this morning. Fix for rear seat heating. It only took 5 min.

I pay $125-$150 for wheel repairs.

I have launched my DE-P with 19" wheels and never had an issue. Well, other than having to stop and puke! 🤣

You would think that Google would provide connections for Android Auto within their automotive platform.