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8 months of ownership and I haven't even thought about using that feature.

I emailed them and offered them to take my car in for measuring. They never responded.

No. Not in the same way an A8 or S class drives. Or even my Etron (air suspension). The Air certainly drives like a heavy sedan. But it doesn't evoke that riding on air feel that others in the segment and pricepoint do. (Same can be said of any Tesla, but for different reasons).

The two cars (Etron SUV and Air) couldn't be more diametrically opposed. The Etron (and I would suspect the Etron GT) is first and foremost a car. It is Audi through and through. It drives like a car. Feels like a car. (Curiously, my wife drives a 2018 Q5. Going from the Etron to a Q5 makes...

In all seriousness, I wonder if it has something to do with skin color? (It's my understanding that some facial recognition software has a harder time with those of us with darker skin).

I've had my car since late December. But due to a multitude of factors (wrong tires for the snowy winter, busy schedule, holidays, no reliable preconditioning of the cabin), it took a while to put 1k miles on it. I finally put 1k miles on my car (Dream Edition P). So I figure I can share some...

The Grizzle is a white-box Clipper Creek (as is my Juicebox). I thought about it, but it lacks the 'smart' features that we need. The Chargepoint one is likely what we need, but I need hardwire since it will be installed outdoors.

I have a Enel-X juicebox in the garage. Works great. But we also park in our driveway a lot. Enel-x has all their hardwire units out of stock (I've been waiting for one to come back in stock since September!). What do you suggest? Needs to be hard-wired. Needs to be either amp adjustable...

I'm happy to have them do it. How do I get in contact with them?

I have the First Edition. It's a few years older than yours ;)

No, not at all.

Driving an EV means having to completely re-educate yourself on nearly every aspect of driving. I've driven electric since early 2019. Though my intro to electric was back in the 90's when my city was part of a great (and failed) electric experiment. Here's a few things: Cold weather: This is...

Cool! I wonder whose it is...Haven't seen any others around here.

FWIW: I live about 2.5 hrs from my service center. Not "remote," but far. Lucid has a roaming tech in my state. He happens to live near me. He gave me his personal cell. So far, it's been easy and great with the few service items. Your mileage may vary, but overall, they have been great. Not...

This looks familiar...where is it?

Try Enel-X. I have been happy with mine. Or Clipper Creek.

Here's a good write up that covers some of the basics.

Both. I'm not sure what, if any aftermarket wheels are available. (There's been at least one DE delivered to a benchmarking company, so there may be some options coming soon). But rotational weight will always affect range. Tires that are not LRR will affect range. These aren't cars that...

Thing change day by day. At first, Lucid told me hard no, there's no extra 19"'s available for purchase. The following week--no problem. My tire shop supplies tons of places in the upper midwest where we're no strangers to snow. On January 2 when I asked the question, there were no options...

be prepared to lose range (most likely).