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Lucid can have that clause in a warranty, but they'd have a hard time making a case in court. There's lots of precedent allowing that sort of thing to be enforced if it's what led to a failure. A company can deny replacing an engine if a person never changed the oil and the engine was damaged as...

He did say that, but context matters. He said that EV credits, along with oil industry subsidies, are a bad thing and he'd like to see all of them go away. He'd gladly see EV tax credits go away if oil industry subsidies did, and the result was that people had to pay for gasoline what people do...

I for one was glad. The Model S and X were out first. People who bought the Model 3 didn't deserve anything that went to 11. The sound system is loud enough and the climate control works well enough, but they didn't even get numbers. It's just a bar that goes from off to maximum. So they can't...

The Tesla Model S and X have volumes and fan levels that go to 11. The Model 3 and Y do not. Those poor folks!

I'm mostly with you on that but would add Hey Google to add back a lot of what Alexa did that wasn't car related, such as opening and closing the garage door. The other big advantage, not specifically related to Lucid, is that if you ever rent a car with AA, there won't be a learning curve...

Tesla's system is a hybrid. It uses Google maps for the on-screen display for the center screen, but not for the binnacle. The cars store a separate map database that's used for routing, which works even without cell service, but the center map won't display in that case. The route overlays the...

I haven't, but I know that some cars have a windshield wiper control stalk on the left, and others have them on the right. Signal stalks are going to be on the left side in rhd countries and it's a harder mistake to make, but I'll admit to cleaning my windscreen in Australia and New Zealand...

Many times.

No they don't!

It would, unless you accidentally hit that part of the steering wheel with your nose.

Technically, you are always subject to the effects of gravity even from very distant objects. It might not make a practical difference though, not that being out in the middle of the vacuum of space is particularly practical very often.

There are some questions on the page about how to charge, and expanding one of them says to use the included charging equipment.

Hands free will help. They need to fix the issue of it thinking that I'm not watching the road when I am. If they get that working better, they can do what Tesla now does, which is allow for hands free operation if I'm watching the road. In the meantime, the nag is somewhat annoying, but...

I wouldn't say I never know. I sometimes know. I find it a bit farfetched to think that there are people accidentally hitting the turn signal lever with their knees, but you never...but you can't be sure that it never happens. I'm tempted to get into the car to see if I could even hit the lever...

But Lucid said that it's included.

Even if it were unlimited, the depreciation on the car alone from having to drive somewhere to charge could be worth more than the cost of electricity.

I double checked with a dictionary, and it turns out that that's not what included means. Somebody needs to tell Lucid.

I was fortunate enough to get a car when it came with the car, and before it was even an option in the store. I have equipment that I would have been able to use with an adapter, and I bought an adapter just in case I ever need one on the road, but if I hadn't gotten one with a car, I'd have to...

The website says that they do supply an evse. https://lucidmotors.com/knowledge/ownership/charging/ways-to-charge-your-vehicle "You have two choices for charging at home: utilize the included Lucid Mobile Charging Cable to plug into standard household outlets or a NEMA 14-50, or purchase our...

I haven't seen that explicitly with the Lucid, but have seen that issue on another car. The worst time to give a message to hold the wheel would be when a person is making a lane change and is likely looking in the mirror, at the camera display, at the next lane, and anywhere but the message...