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Hi! I think you can turn off the A/C, drop the temperature setting as low as it will go, and then manually adjust the blower speed and direction.

I live in a temperate climate year round, and my Pure AWD average over 14k miles is also around 3.7 miles/kWh. No aero covers, but I drive pretty conservatively. I once did 4.25 miles/kWh from Cedar City Utah to Phoenix, but a lot of the drive was on slower rural roads, on a perfect day with...

Wow! Short of a dramatic drop in elevation along the route and/or a bodacious tailwind, I don't see how that's possible for a Pure AWD. I'm envious! Have you checked your car's tire settings to confirm that they are set to 19s?

I think we may have discussed this before, as I have the same car as you. On any day with reasonably normal temperatures, no matter what SOC I start at, it takes 30-35 minutes to get to 80%. Every time! The higher the initial SOC, the lower the initial kW and the sooner the curve kicks in. I...

Hey, @MightyHeidi! here is the rescheduled event... We are happy to invite you to our upcoming Lucid Owner Experience Event & Rally in Arizona. Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025 Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM The event will commence at our Partner Certified Body shop, RainTree Autobody, where...

On the app, click on the Vehicle Info tab, and then click on Upgrades... That said, I'm pretty sure that EA will charge kWh to your idle fee account if you OK it. It gave me that option once when my handshake failed, but I disconnectiated and reinitiated instead.

Judging from what I've heard, it'll work even if you only have your credit card loaded into your regular Lucid account. (The one originally for idle fees.) Does anyone know if the Lucid Charging - Base Plan now offers Lucid owners any discount off EA's rack rate, or the ability to take...

Sounds like you've got your priorities pretty darn straight!

Wow! With PG&E rates what they are, I would have been there all the time!

While he's at it, ask him to bump your horsepower by a couple hundred points, and to restart your warranty.

Congrats! Looks great. Really around $70k out the door with tax, registration, fees included? Wow!

Ahhh! Really feature rich software... So many options... That must be nice... By comparison, me and my Air Pure are reminded of an old George Gobel quote. "Do you ever get the feeling that the world is a tuxedo, and you are a pair of brown shoes?"

If you ask nicely, maybe @borski would hack into the car and change your epoch ending date for you. I heard his free charging doesn't end until October 33rd, 2188.

Would you please see how many sides of beef you could fit in the back?

If it's been a federal law all along, how did states like Washington decide to not allow EVs in their HOV lanes? I always thought such matters were decided at the state level. If WA can decide to ignore a federal mandate, then why can't a state like AZ decide to keep allowing EVs in the HOV...

I think my problem more likely needs ex-lax!

But, in this case, the 'fix' is simply to tell the customer to remove the driver's floor mat, and await a refund. Tell them that today, and the risk goes away today, assuming they heed the notice. I expect that Lucid will indeed notify us customers via email soon, and I understand that it will...

That might make sense if the sentence said BY May 23, 2025. If it's a safety issue, why would they want the manufacturer to wait almost two months to get the word out?

Don't know why, but I've got a feelin'...

What is wrong with this picture? It's an unintended acceleration safety issue, and the NHTSA bulletin says 'Owner notification letters are expected to be mailed May 23, 2025.' What? Almost two months from now? Isn't that just asking for a lawsuit? I imagine that resolving this issue will...