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Thanks. I’ll try that. I haven’t been letting it unlatch and have been manually “unlatching” it and so that’s prob why it feels difficult to me

Maybe I’m doing it wrong. When I’m opening the door, I’m actually pulling it open. When I do that, it seems almost stuck for a second and then releases. Are you saying that all I need to do is lift up the door handle and then the door will open on its own? For the soft close, I’m just used to...

I have the soft close, but I really don’t ever use it. I just shut the door like any other car door. To me, it takes more effort to use the soft close, but maybe I’m just doing it wrong. My issue is more related to opening the doors. For me it seems like it takes a bit more effort to open the...

I have both of those issues too

I'm a new owner (have only had my car for two weeks) and so I wasn't aware of this, so thanks! Does this mean even when I have auto pilot engaged and the DD is steering the car I need to periodically still nudge the wheel? That does seem a bit crazy. It hasn't been constant though. Sometimes it...

I was upgraded to 2.6.1 and I now seem to get many more messages about both putting my hands on the wheel and watching the rode. The annoying factor is this always happens when I am holding the wheel and watching the rode. Admittedly I’m only holding the wheel with one hand but unless I grip it...

You went with the Michelin Pilot Sport all seasons, right?

In fairness, washer fluid, oil, etc are very different. The tires are a significant safety issue and are thus a unique component. Not only could a driver hurt themselves, they could also hurt someone else. And what if someone driving with summer tires in a snowstorm causes an accident. Would...

Smart move but I think you’re an outlier. If I were to poll 100 random car buyers in the northeast, I’d be shocked if more than 5 would think to ask whether the tires are all-season when buying a car. People just assume that given the weather.

I’ve bought numerous luxury cars and never thought to even ask the question. I’ve just assumed all cars sold in the northeast have all-season tires these days. I’m just an average consumer and not a car specialist. Maybe a car enthusiast would think to ask. My prior car was a ‘24 Audi e-tron and...

Clearly you’re not a realist

The way I ordered my car was by Lucid sending me a link to the specs, i.e., I didn’t do any configuration on their site. And that spec sheet had no mention of summer tires. I have now been told that there is a click through in the paperwork that is ultimately signed, but the sales rep admitted...

Thanks for the above! I’m a general counsel for a very large company and if I was their internal lawyer there is no doubt I would be telling them they should disclose this on the sticker and in the car’s online description. I haven’t researched this at all, but to me this really looks like a...

Thanks. I only have an 18 month lease and so I’m not sure it makes sense to pay the $2k for basically one winter. I only drive about 5k miles/year and so for me I may just use the summer tires. Interestingly, when I picked the car up in PA two weeks ago, it was sleeting and snowing and I drove...

Which did you buy?

All it says is “20” Aero Lite Stealth Wheels”. They should at least add the word “summer” in that description. There is no way that a consumer should be expected to know that those are summer only tires based on that description. It’s crazy that Lucid doesn’t disclose this. IMO the default tire...

I’m not able to get mine to work. After I hit pair on my phone I then hit continue on the car’s pilot screen and as soon as I do that the phone app closes on its own. The car says it’s linked but the app says it’s not. Am I doing something wrong?

I just sent a letter, although I doubt they will do anything. In t’s ridiculous that they don’t even disclose it. All they need to do is add the word “summer” to the tire description. I haven’t looked but I also wouldn’t be surprised if they are legally required to disclose. Fortunately my...

I think there are a lot of people still on 2.5.x (I am)

I live in NJ and I need to swap out my 20” summer tires for all-weather tires. Would the Michelin Pilot Sport all-weather be the best replacement in terms of performance and range (I’d like to keep the range as close as possible to what it is now)? If not, anyone have any recommendations?