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I always have the fob in my pocket when in use. It never falls out of even small dress pockets. At home, it goes with all the keys. The only times I've "lost" it are when the kids grab it first and then leave it some random place in the car and I need to look around for it.

When Lucid has the kind of presense and market share as Apple, then no doubt salaries will be higher. One has to take into account the specific circumstances of each company. Do you think Apple employees were making close to that before the company was turning huge profts?

The heretics are those who don't like the fob! 😋

I almost always see Teslas at the various non- Tesla chargers in town (including EA), even with the 20 stall supercharging lot just around the corner. Just got back from FL and there were 2 teslas at the 4 stall EA I went to there.

I'll sell you mine. I bought them but decided not to put them on. I'm in Los Gatos.

If I recall, Lucid specifically asks you to sign a waiver if you refuse the front plate bracket install. If you don't, you get a temporary front plate, same as in the rear.

Well, I am glad you had this experience as I now know not to look further into getting the kona ev for my son's first car. Hope you get your car back before the trip.

Your numbers (i am assuming you are referencing "since last charge") can also be affected by how you charge. Are you fast charging and then letting it sit? Or charging overnight and letting it stay plugged in for several hours once it has completed? Both of these will lower your numbers.

I think Lucid did a great job with their front plate mount. It sits pretty flush and doesn't look like an afterthought.

I am very consistent. At 17,000 miles I average 4.0 all around. Since I got the car, since winter (reset trip a) and since last charge. I rarely ever go above 75, and only to pass. Mix of highway and suburbia.

I can confirm it is still taught in school. My daughter was complaining about it just the other day.

I'm not sure what you think is incorrect here, but day one is a common phrase having nothing to do with grammar. Perhaps you don't like his language choice? My car, at 13+ months with over 17,000 miles, is also as solid as on day one. I've had a few creaks here and there, but I assumed it was...

Two tips. 1. A faraday box or bag is your friend. It cuts the signal. No more constantly replacing batteries. And 2., make sure not to buy generic batteries, as they do seem to run out faster. They did run out rather quickly in the beginning. I bought a whole box of 20 batteries - right before...

If it is any help timing-wise, I got a call from my Rivian guide a few weeks ago with an R1S fitting my specs ready for delivery, and I was also given access to the already built cars to choose from, though we declined in favor of the iX. I had a 9/19 reservation. I've also started to see...

And how many has that been? And were they pre-production test drive cars? Add mine to the "no click or rattle" group as well.

While I strongly disagree that BMW interiors are bland, my husband is going from the plug in X5 to the iX and a selling point for him was the similarity. The new screen is a HUGE upgrade from the previous one (bye bye horrible maps), but everything else is very similar. It could be on purpose...

I love this car as well. At over 14,000 miles in 11 months, I am extremely happy with this car and miss it when it is in the shop (i've had 3 tires go recently and damaged 2 rims with some very large potholes i didn't see until too late in the dark). I've only had minor issues that were easily...

Wowza. That is crazy. I am so glad you are ok and weren't more seriously injured.

How and when are you charging? The only time I still see significant drain is if I charge at a fast charger and then don't drive the car more than a few miles before it sits. Then there will be drain. If I charge at home I no longer see much drain, though I try not to leave it plugged in as...

What are you doing bringing facts to the conversation!!?! You'll ruin everything.