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Seeing a few EA chargers in Delaware would be nice too. Maybe even one ??????????????????????????????????????????????/

I've had my Touring on 19" wheels for about 4 months & 6,800 miles. Driving in moderate weather - 40 -75 degrees on a 60/40 mix of highway to local roads I've been in the 3.4 -3.8kw range. That's using A/C, radio & having a bit of a heavy foot on the highway.

With this car, don't we all drive too fast :)

Thank you for this analysis.

Bobby, Thanks for creating this survey.

Here's the 3rd report. My ZR Touring arrived in Riviera Beach with 20" tires not the 19s I spec'd. They were able to swap them out & calibrate the correct tires with only a couple of days delay. I wss able to get the car just before year-end & got my $7,500 tax break. Still have a few software...

Thanks for the left stalk suggestion. I, like many, learn so much on this site.

$7.900 PPF whole car, with ceramic coating & tint all glass (including glass canopy). Installer used Lluminar with ceramic impregnated. Work was done by shop that was close by the Lucid center in Riviera Beach FL.

My umbrella policy with USAA requires a 300/500 liability limit on the car insurance. Most Insurors only offer 250/500 coverage. Something to keep in mind.

Hope springs eternal :)

For what it's worth, I have a 200amp panel & Qmerit wanted $4.5 to install a 100amp line, run about 8 feet from my panel, for my Lucid charger. Another electrician I found charged me $1,600 all in, including permits. I'm in Delaware near Lewes, probably a less expensive area than Houston & some...

I got the most modest level of tint I could, which I believe was 70%. A disclaimer, I live in Delaware & garage my car so heat gain is not really much of an issue. However, I was in the Vero Beach area for a few months right after Christmas & found that the ungaraged car could be a little warm...

Harik, where did you get the info re: a Lucid installer required? What are they required to do? Thanks.

Me Too.

Highly recommend tinting with the glass canopy,

I paid $7,900 for the whole magilla - full ppf + ceramic. But that was in Fl so probably a bit cheaper than your area. If they can show you quality work it sounds like at a steal that price.

Sounds like a pretty good price.

C'mon, let's play nice boys. We're all anxious to get to the finish line of a fully developed car, so sometimes frustration erupts.

Count your blessings. My car connects now with minimal hassle too, but still hoping to exceed 80kw on a 150 charger.