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You could ask everyone here to vote ... start a poll and we'll be happy to decide for you! If you've been reading posts on this forum, you will probably have seen that folks find buying and getting service to be nicer the closer you are to a delivery and service center. Those who are more remote...

Yeah, if only the shades rattled when up, you'd know ...

The agreement to purchase is just that, you're agreeing to purchase, and to the conditions of purchase they lay out. You haven't taken delivery, so the car isn't yours until you do (accept delivery). The scratches and dings and other things are things you'll note during the delivery process, and...

Yes, on the Pilot Panel.

There is, of course, that "Start Charging" button right below the Scheduled Time.

Read back a couple of posts on this thread. Another Bobby pearl.

?? Bobby just said Lucid seats suck?

I'd be pretty confident that the scheduled charging feature works, but that they haven't given us the magic formula. When I get the chance I'll check to see if the Owners Manual has been updated and gives a better description.

I found the release notes confusing. There's a "predetermined, system-defined window" before your "scheduled charging" period where it indicates you can plug in and it won't start charging. Outside of the system-defined window and the scheduled charging window, presumably, if you plug in...

You might check the Owner's Manual. "When you have finished driving and selected P (Park), the parking brake will engage and all systems will remain operational. Note: If the vehicle is not in 'Park' and is stationary, when the driver door is opened, the vehicle will automatically shift to P...

@hydbob and @Bobby are great friends. Post a nice comment to Bobby's YouTube channel and the winning commenter gets a free beer from Hydbob, as I understand it.

They credit your "account" with an additional $7,500, just like the deposits you've made are credited to your account. Lucid did not reprice the car, not discounted, not a sale. Tax and contract implications make it difficult to do what everyone would prefer. The credit makes sense, but sure...

Your car has to first download the large sized update. When it is ready to install, you'll get a notification and be able to either install now or schedule it for later. Many of the updates, such as offline maps, are gigabytes in size. Receiving those via your car's LTE connection will take a...

The service center doesn't want your car or anyone else's car taking up space at their facility while they drink lattes. They'll be working to address your issues in a timely manner, but they will have constraints on parts, diagnostics, etc. But your valid point is around communications. I...

D'oh! "Well, I did exactly what you said!" Funny how foolish we can seem to be, afterwards, but in the moment, we just followed directions without thinking too much since they're the experts.

See anything listed that looks like your VIN?

I'm sure @Bobby was just kidding. If you enjoy driving, which it sounds like many of us do, then having the lane automatically centered for you isn't a big thing. But for longer trips (I've done about 5,000 in road trips just in the last few months), or if for medical reasons (like my wife) your...

That's not specific to EV's. Took 5 months to get parts for my BMW motorcycle after getting hit last summer. The repair shop has tons of boxes of parts that are partial orders for bikes in their shop where they are waiting for the critical parts to be delivered before starting a tear-down.

Just to appease my lawyers, I must state that I did not recommend and do not recommend use of combustible materials in testing for drafts o_O

The email messages and web site updates appear to trickle out, not all come at once. I often see the bulk messages well after I've seen others here read their messages.