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I don’t know if Stuart’s is Lucid approved but they do absolute top notch work on all the exotics and have a sterling reputation in DFW.

The Sapphire might be the ultimate do everything car - shame supercars, carry the family to dinner, do a Home Depot run, look better than 99% of the cars on the road. I wish I could afford one.

Totally get that, but sometimes you start with the simplest things and make sure all the connectors are, you know, connected. There is no problem in the universe of cars that should take 2 1/2 weeks to figure out.

Ugh - that’s almost unbearable. 2 1/2 weeks to reseat a plug? Too bad customers are the only QC that Lucid seems to use.

Tesla does the same - you can still use the extended warranty, you just have to pay for it and then get reimbursement. The trouble comes when Tesla or Lucid doesn’t want to document and diagnose correctly for the extended warranty company so you can get pre-approval before repairs. This has...

Doesn’t say anything about income limits - anyone know?

Car dealer trying to guilt people into paying money - at least the stereotype fits!

6% degradation over 50k miles is fantastic. Just as a reference, my Model S Plaid with 60k miles has degraded about 16%. 😮

25 minutes to go from 23-80%? Is that good? Genuinely asking…

At least you’ll have a nice fat loss to offset gains elsewhere. Does it seem like Lucid is on the right path to you, especially with service?

Ugly, slow, low range, no power, zero amenities, limited charging speed, low tow rating, no track record - just rent a truck on the 3 days a year that the average person needs one.

JFC your Lucid adventures are unreal. You should have asked for anything but a Lucid for a loaner.

Can you try to hotspot to your phone just to see if it will connect at all?

Please wait until he has not updated the software for 5 consecutive updates so you can repeat your experience from the Air.

A $2500 lesson will probably be cheap in the long run.

This is how you run a company when you don’t value a dollar. Maybe the idea of endless money from the PIF has led to lazy, inefficient, and/or terrible decisions. If I ran a business this way I’d be broke in no time - without the Saudi sugar daddy.

If you’ve ever worked at a company that had a change in the CEO (I’m sure most of us have), it’s really not that unusual for the new guy to want to clean house and bring in all of their loyal lieutenants. Let’s see who the new CEO stocks his team with - that will tell you a lot about the future...

I wonder how much of the comp packages for these execs were restricted stock units or options that are so severely underwater and the hope for a big payoff has vanished….its one thing to work tirelessly for the moonshot rewards but something else entirely if those potential rewards disappear or...

Luxury isn’t asking your neighbors for a ride or walking to the bus stop to get home. When you pony up for an elevated experience, the experience better be elevated. Once one high end maker offered loaner cars (brilliant by the way), others had no choice. BMW used to always give me one level...

Yep - Tesla was creating everything out of whole cloth - they were literally inventing the ecosystem entirely with no precursors. The companies that have followed have it easier and harder at the same time - they can learn from Tesla’s experience, leverage those suppliers, use tested processes...