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It's no secret that many of us have *very* different views on our cars and on Lucid itself regarding where they started, where they are currently, where they are going, and what they can/can't do or should/shouldn't do moving forward. And that got me thinking. This poll is not asking for any...

I agree with the OP on much of the sentiment. And I also agree with this. The grass is always greener, right? I've been driving a Wagoneer rental for a week and a half. And while I'm enjoying being able to use AA, the entire infotainment system froze twice yesterday when I was in unfamiliar...

Best of luck. Living 6 hours from a service center, I've had to push several times for transports when appropriate. They didn't question anything when I had that same fault though. Hope they keep their word on the return transport for you. I haven't heard of them picking up a car but...

I'm not a fan of the fob. I use it out of necessity because mobile key has been even more inconsistent. Not making excuses. Just wondering out loud how it came to be in existence in it's current iteration. I find it hard to believe the people in charge of it didn't have good reasoning for...

Oh from what I read here, I thought the mobile key on pixel 9 was pretty good, no? I should try it again with my S23 to see if it's any better after recent updates.

I'm inclined to agree. My guess is that Lucid anticipated that the majority of owners would use the mobile key and not the fob. I'm not saying they cheaped out on the fob. But they may not have done as much as possible with the fob design because they didn't think it would get much use by a...

Glad to be of service. *That's* what this group of great people are really here for - to help each other and others. Although I joined the group before anyone got a Lucid, I was nowhere near the first one to actually get one. Some really great and smart people are here and I have learned so...

Various times it needed service 🤷‍♂️

If possible, drive it onto the flat bed. If you have power but can't drive it, put it in neutral (halfway between D and R on the stalk) and they can pull it up onto the flatbed. If it's completely bricked, they will have to use skis/skids/dollies to get it onto the flatbed since the wheels...

I don't think so. Although this might be something the home assistant crowd could will into existence. @borski?

Maybe it's a Jeep thing. I'm currently driving a Wagoneer rental. It has the ability to turn on traditional cruise control and then if you want to you can turn on the adaptive cruise control. It took me a while to figure out that I was turning on different things and to figure out why it wasn't...

I'm over 52k in 22 months. I'll definitely cap out the 100k unless I sell it first

Out of curiosity, why is V2H so important? Legitimate question. I feel like I'm missing something because the only use case I can think of is a home power outage but there is probably something else that I just don't understand

I'll keep you all posted on my journey now that I'm out of warranty. If repair bills get excessive, I won't be able to keep the car for long

Can I park in your garage to do this? 🤣 Space heater in my driveway probably won't do much lol

It should. But I don't know what else is in that area that the heat might damage. You're better off trying to park somewhere above freezing overnight. It'll melt the problem away. Last time I went through the car wash, I used an air compressor and 'dried' the AGS as best I could (1...

Excellent. I didn't realize that the original survey was a work in progress. I was actually thinking that it might be good for people to be able to redistribute their votes if they already took part in the original survey. That way votes for items that have been completed could be reallocated to...

@Bobby What would you think about doing a new wish list survey? Now that many things have been checked off the list and we have more/newer members on the forum, we might have good luck with an update to the wish list.

I suggest you note the date, location and exact time if possible and submit this to service. They may be able to dig into the cars memory and try to determine why it happened. That is very scary

I pretty much agree with the above. I've driven in some really bad winter conditions over the last 22 months. If the door handles freeze shut, it can dislodge a connector to the motor that pushes them out. You have to have service fix that. It's happened to me on almost all of them. If...