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Neither. Zenith Red with Platinum. 😁 Re: Platinum vs Stealth, it really depends on the “vibe” you feel about the vehicle and what statement you want the vehicle to make about you. Stealth is a racier look but perhaps more polarizing than Platinum. More Vegas than Ritz. In my view, if you do...

Can’t speak to the 2025 Pure, but I have a 23 Pure AWD and it came with the OE Michelin Pilot Sport EVs, which are summer tires. Fantastic ride/handling/road noise characteristics but not really meant for places that have four seasons or for travel to colder climates.

This is helpful information, thank you for sharing. I have a 23 Pure AWD with the OEM PS EVs and am on the lookout for opinions on switching to the PS AS4s when the OEs wear out in a few months. There is no question about the ride, handling, and quietness of the OEs. But the lack of all season...

I also own a '23 Pure AWD (basically a Touring as far as charging is concerned) that has been exclusively fast charged on EA for the past 10 months, typically once every 4-5 days, with about 40 min of preconditioning on most occasions. Typical charging has been 20-85%. I have never seen this...

Glad that you and your family are OK. Sorry to hear about your experience.

Is this with Lucid Wallet? As I mentioned, I first chose the charging "upgrade", and added a credit card there. Then I went separately to my Lucid Wallet (which did not show the card I had just added), and added a credit card there. This leads me to think that perhaps the charging payment method...

Yes, mine is blank too.

I saw the same thing last night and I enrolled anyway. It asked me for a credit card, which I added. Interestingly, this was not reflected in my Lucid Wallet, where I later added the card information as well.

Congratulations and welcome to the forums! It's a great car. Also I see you got it in the right color 😜

I’d be interested in this if it were a thing. Is it? And if so, is it the same as retrofitting DD Premium to a base DD vehicle, or something else?

Great overview, thanks @gavram. This is exactly what I was looking for, especially the “side by side” with the OE tires. Gives me a lot more confidence in the all seasons. Much appreciated!

@gavram I’m thinking of replacing my 20” PS EVs with PS All Season 4s as well ahead of ski trips to the mountains here in the SF Bay Area. What has your experience been with the PS All-Season 4s with regards to snow traction, road noise, durability, and efficiency? How do they compare to the OE...

So sorry to hear about this. Glad that you and your daughter are OK. Grateful that Lucid built a vehicle that kept you both safe.

Exactly as @Halodde said. “Range” is most useful when it’s expressed in terms of (kWh added x real-world miles/kWh). Ideally there would be a way to see this in the Pilot Panel.

Hi @DeaneG — I have a 2023 Pure AWD with the PurLuxe and the Alcantara headliner but with the black ash trim (so somewhere between base and Premium). I’ve found the PurLuxe to be exceptionally comfortable yet durable: none of the rips that others have mentioned, even with regularly shuttling...

At the Lucid Studio in Millbrae now and the Lunar Titanium with Tahoe is absolutely gorgeous. Way better in real life than in photos. Also the photos make this color look much warmer than it actually is. I had to change my iPhone camera settings to “Vivid Cool” and even then it’s a little warm...

I was saying that, in totality, those four categories are common between the Gravity and minivans, and that they subtly influence people's perceptions. Objectively, that does not make the Gravity a minivan any more than the presence of opposable thumbs makes a human a monkey. There are certainly...

I'm going to assume that you are not saying that I am "forcing" Gravity into the minivan mold, because I'm not. I'm a huge fan of the Gravity design and of Lucid overall. What I am saying is that there are a sufficient number of people (in the Gravity's target market) who seem to have expressed...

After reflecting on the whole "minivan" thing, I think it comes down to four factors: Dash-to-axle Ground clearance Limited character lines on the sides Rear windshield rake All four were likely deliberate (and brilliant, IMO) engineering decisions to make full use of ground-up EV...

I’m in love.