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I love how Wall Street is with AI these days. Just like the '.com' boom in the late 90's, all you have to do is blather some nonsense about AI, and your stock goes up. You can be a shoehorn manufacturer. Doesn't matter.

You sure the analyst didn't get confused about Lucid's 'emerging' AA strategy?

Nice! Curious to know... Did you have aero covers on?

Yeah, removing all four wheels would be quite a hit. Probably more like 100%. :-) Sorry... I couldn't resist! :-)

I think the range loss is less than 5%. When I picked up my car, I had Lucid store the inserts in the frunk, add silver center caps, and then add little black plastic caps over the lug nuts. Gives the wheels a nicely finished look. I think it cost around $120, with no labor charge. You can...

Yeah... As long as it KEEPS beating! :-)

No worries. I hear Google is already up to testing the Pixel 2 and Galaxy S4 models. So far so good! :-)

I'm so glad to hear it helped! That said... While I have been quite impressed with the recent improvements, I must admit to a shocking surprise that I encountered last weekend. I was traveling around 70 MPH in the right lane of a modern local freeway, with my eyes on the road and my hand...

I stand corrected on the above. March 20, 2025 marks the end of winter... NOT the end of spring. My bad, and my apologies for the overstatement.

It is a pretty unbelievable situation. If we are still waiting on Friday, March 20, 2025 at 10:42 PM EDT, we will officially not only have missed last fall, but also last winter and last spring. If it weren't for all of the thoroughly detailed updates we've received from Lucid in the interim...

As far as the range... know that we are talking about EPA range, so I would take 15%-20% off any such number for real world estimates. (I have averaged about 3.7 miles per kWh (vs. 4.46 EPA) over my first 14k miles. Absolutely get what you're saying about the glass canopy. I live in AZ most...

If you're a highly performance-oriented driver, and like to push your cars to their limits, you're probably going to end up with a GT. Otherwise, I agree with @ardhout's points. I have a '23 Pure AWD, which is really a Touring with the motors software-throttled to just under 500 HP. Even that...

It used to be unlimited. Then 2024 was limited at eight and now 2025 is limited at four, with the Gravity not counting... at least at present. You should be able to get another referral fairly easily.

I would offer to ask customer service to transfer a few of my points to you, but I can guarantee that it would be a total waste of time. A very nice and quite senior person in the department has tried to get a 5,091 point correction posted to my account for weeks on end. I don't know if she...

Most people will tell you to turn off passive unlock from inside the car, but I just toggle off bluetooth on my phone, and then back on again when I leave the area. That's way easier than getting into the car's settings twice to turn passive unlock off and then on again.

I don't see what the surprise is. Since Last Charge will include phantom drain, and the trip odometers' kWh will only show consumption on the drive. I guess 5 kWh of phantom drain may be high, depending on idle time, how often you are waking the car, what's turned on when the car does wake and...

I would agree that's the way it should be, but that's not been my experience in Arizona. Hopefully, the California way is way more common than the Arizona way. I'll check out the current status in AZ, but when I was reviewing my rate hike last year, I was told that one factor at play was the...

A word of caution on Chris' comment above. Zero deductible or not, I have found that people often do pay for the cost of having an insurance company replace their windows, and they often pay dearly. You may get away with one every few years, but many insurance companies treat these as claims...

I know that the PureLux material is the greatest source of forum complaints. So, perhaps the answer to my question could just focus on the PurLux material, at least for now. I'm just trying to figure out the 'hit and miss' nature of these complaints.

I've seen these issues noted many times, and they seem to reference issues with both PurLux leather alternative and real leather. The extreme 'hit or miss' nature of the problem makes me wonder if a supplier change is at the heart of it (where the problem would have started or stopped around a...