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I have wondered about this for some time, now you have given the answer. I am wondering if this is by design, to allow you to coast in neutral (for whatever reason) while driving. When you hit the brake did it automatically go in drive, or did you have to manually shift into drive?

I am not sure if this would work because I have yet to get my Lucid and drive it, but you might try switching the drive mode to sprint. This likely stiffens the suspension and reduces the travel of the shocks, giving you the needed clearance.

Sounds like your DA dropped the ball on notifying you about your VIN assignment. If your car has completed assembly, then a VIN was assigned at least 2 weeks ago. You may have gotten a cancelation. I am sure you don't care one way or the other!

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My DA called first, then he sent what looks like a canned standard email with the VIN.

Looks like Lucid batch painted the Reds in the last two weeks, and maybe still painting. You get your VIN as it enters general assembly, right after painting.

OK, I will correct you on this. The confirmation date is the primary priority factor on the delivery of your vehicle. Read the Delivery paragraph on the terms and conditions of your purchase order that clearly states this. There is no mention of reservation date at all. The reservation date...

Attached is an interesting article about a new charging algorithm for Superchargers using AI. Maybe Lucid can use this to speed up charging time and avoid the EA headaches...

That is fast! It must have been further along the production process than normal when they assigned your VIN. I got my VIN 8/19 so I might be further down the production path as well. Hope all goes well in the inspection process, and you get your delivery fast!

Ways to get more power out of the Battery: 1. get a bigger battery (Kwh that is). Nio already has a 150 Kwh battery 2. Wait until solid state batteries become available(5-10yrs) at 300 kwh capacity at half the weight of Li-ion batteries, 1/3 the charge time and 200,000 charge cycles without...

Well, the Rimac Nevera goes at 1900 HP with four motors and weighs 4750 lbs. Lucid will have to have special tires to go with it. Apparently, Pirelli is developing special tires for the Rimac. Maybe they can do the same for Lucid Sapphire too. Blowouts here we come! LOL!

Check out the Reservation Fee: $25,000. I don't think I'd want that amount sitting in Lucid's coffers for 11 months till delivery.

This is the most unsettling testament to the software problems I have seen yet. Especially about AC in FL. Hopefully it will be fixed soon. I am about to receive my GT in the fall and I am beginning to be worried about the Software problems. After 10 months or so things should be all working...

That concept is not Musk's unique vision. It has been around for a while. It's called TaaS"- Transportation as a Service. Whitney Tilson has been pushing this for a while in his investment promotions. It will likely come to pass when autonomous driving technology has matured and becomes safe...

What a car! Screw the Rimac Nevera. It has the color I was hoping they had when I ordered my GT (Sigh). I hope Lucid does not fail. I want this car in five years when they start producing it with more options and fewer production hiccups. LOL!

This message is for all the lonely, sad, disheartened and disappointed members of the Lucid Air GT forum with a confirmed purchase order for a Zenith Red GT. I have some good news. As the holder of the oldest confirmed order for a Zenith Red GT (3/2/2022) on the Forum GT tracker without a VIN...

Saw my first ever Lucid Air on Friday. A wild unicorn White GT with temp plates. Traveling just south of Lake Norman, NC., showing off his/her new Lucid. Probably the first in the Lake Norman area. My wife saw him traveling north in the same area the next day. She loves white cars too. Too...

the law is not effective until it is "enacted", which is when Biden signs it.

The IRS already does have a definition of "binding contract". Been in place since 1986, others have shown on various threads.

Maybe they are trying to follow in the footsteps of Rimac. 1900 HP. 4 motor, 0-60 in 1.8 sec, barf bags included. Also $2.5 million, 2 year wait time. Ouch!! Way beyond the reach of most Forum members. Talk about a barfmobile!