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You need to call Lucid Service.

Interesting concept, but I'm thinking it's going to have to move around a much heavier cord to be practical.

I may as well contribute to this thread, more wine anyone?

Was that the December 27th event?

I started a new topic with app screenshots. https://lucidowners.com/threads/winter-charging-an-ungaraged-air.11108/

I'm starting this topic to share what I've learned about charging my Lucid when it is going to be outside overnight or for a few days in sub freezing temperatures. First I want to say the updated app has done wonders for knowing what is going on with the cars battery. When temps drop below...

I thought the reason Lucid put tail lights into the rear body below the trunk lip was so the car could haul something with the decklid open, those tail lights being there to be legal to drive with the decklid open.

Great question, before the app update I would just leave the car unplugged overnight so I could pre-condition the battery 30-45 minutes before leaving the house, since the app update the tells the app that it is warming the battery before charging, did it do this before the app update? I don't...

I remember Dad using a coal shovel filled with charcoal to warm up the oil pan in our 67 Plymouth Fury III station wagon with a 383, and then who can forget that Mopar starter whine 😅 At the 49 second mark for the Mopar whine.

The Music Man!!

What state of charge is the battery at when this happens? I ask this because I notice that the regen braking in my car isn't as aggressive as it when temps are above freezing, I attribute this to how the regen gets weaker when the battery is charged above 80% in warmer weather.

My car is outdoors 24/7, when temps are 25F and below I pre-condition the battery for 45-60 minutes in the morning before leaving to warm the battery, I pre-heat the interior about 10 minutes before walking out the door.

My AGT is my daily driver which means it is outdoors 24/7, when the temp is 25F and below I will pre-condition the battery to warm it up when I wake up while I spend the next 45-60 minutes getting ready to head into the city.

Makaha's are my sport and riding glasses :cool:

MVP!!👍

Because it's better to look cool than be practical................

I built a Gravity on-line last week and the green was my color choice, glad to hear it looks sharp in person. I also built a Taycan 4 Cross Turismo today and Carmine Red was my color choice, and with that I would really like to see a Gravity in a red like Carmine or Jag's Caldera Red.

Thank you Ian Callum.

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