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regardless of the location the cost of the hardware and cost of hooking up to the utility that provides the electricity is usually the same

no, seen it a couple of times, it must be in the rotation

I just saw a Lucid commercial on TV, it was on the MLB TV package showing the Yankee game. has anyone else seen a Lucid ad?

here is a brief report of my recent road trip from NE FLA to the NJ shore, ponte vedra to long branch the car is a ' 23 GT with 19" wheels two passengers, minimal luggage weight the trip is around 985 miles each way via I95 the first leg I left home with a 100% charge of 505 miles (my guess...

you can visit the nhtsa web site and search for recalls on any vehicle

on the east coast EA went to .56 per kwh. here in FLA there are less costly options like the FPL network which is around .30 per kwh

are you aware that JAX is over 165 miles from viera? that is way too long to just meet to drive another couple of hours to the meetup, I'm out

I just returned from a 2k mile road trip, visited about 6 EA chargers 4 of the six did plug and play and 2 chargers I had to use the lucid app to get the charging started. all the charge sessions were not billed

I just returned from a 2k R/T ride. a trip report will be posted soon. that said what I've learned is that you need to take at least a 20% haircut on the range the car gives you on the guess o meter.

anyone from NE FLA interested in going?

I will be driving my AIR GT from FL to NJ next week, I usually set the speed to 72 MPH which is really 70. I am hoping to get 400 miles from a 100% charge. I'll report what I do get.

apparently EA is cutting their losses and will not repair vandalized units in places where law and order has broken down

because you didn't purchase that coverage, your only recourse is to demand compensation from the at fault driver

check your PM

daily driving 300+ miles is a bit unusual

Agreed, when I am driving around on a typical day I don't concern myself with this however when road tripping efficiency is important so I can get the longest possible range out of the car

a sale fell through. still trying to sell

the taycan may not be the best choice for a family hauler, everyone has their unique needs, for an old fogey like myself the rear seats aren't a large concern and for me the car was a great DD and road tripper. I have not been able to get the driver's seat in my lucid into that perfect...

the 80 MPH affected the range far more than running the A/C

high temps have a minimal effect on range.