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It’s the end of January…where’s the supposed game changing update…

This happened to me. Replacing the battery resolved this issue even though I didn’t get any battery warnings.

Car parked in garage all night and still has the same error icon in the morning. How can I find out what this is for?

Got a nice system warning icon, but don’t know what the error is for. No notification for it anywhere… What’s the point of having the notification section if it doesn’t even log all the notifications and errors. This car is a joke

285/40R23 have a 0.56 inches larger radius…I wonder if they’ll fit .

I’m unable to find any 295/35R23 all seasons anymore. Will 285/40R23 in the rear fit without issues?

On Tirerack, for the stock size, the only option is Pirelli and they’re out of stock. For the slightly larger sizes, I saw them back in October/November but now I’m not able to find them anymore…go figure. I’m able to find 285/40R23. Do you think these will fit the rears without issues?

I don’t mean to hijack this thread. My apologies. I figured you guys may know the answer. I currently have the 22/23 inch OEM wheels and am looking for all seasons to replace the stock summer tires. But, there’s only 1 option and they’re ridiculously expensive. The stock tire sizes are...

I don’t mean to hijack this thread. My apologies. I figured you guys may know the answer. I currently have the 22/23 inch OEM wheels and am looking for all seasons to replace the stock summer tires. But, there’s only 1 option and they’re ridiculously expensive. The stock tire sizes are...

yeah…it’s pretty crazy. The car has basic Tesla autopilot yet can’t even control the HVAC correctly.

2nd fob does really add much value for me since I’m the only driver. And I’m not planning to hold 2 keys in my pocket.

Experiencing a new bug the last few days. So the car has gone through multiple sleep cycles etc… The navigation system appears to have a software glitch. When the vehicle starts, navigation automatically resumes with the previously used destination, even though that destination had already been...

Another reason why maybe choosing Android was a bad choice.

I don’t mean to sound like a snob, but Lucid really needs to give all vehicle owners some form of goodwill at this point. Every time there’s an issue with the car starting up, I’m really embarrassed to have to get out of the car to fix it.

This happened to me. Opening the car with the phone to unlock the doors still requires the car to detect the key fob. I had to lock the car with the key card, unlock the car with the key card at the pillar. Then it worked.

I’ve had this issue happen to me too. The pilot screen and top screen freeze and there’s no way to unfreeze them. Sometimes even a reset doesn’t unfreeze them. You literally have to lock the car, walk away 150ft, wait a few minutes, then come back and hope the car reset properly. It’s very...

Really feels like the car is trying to be too “efficient” by turning everything off. Which explains why every time I access one of the menu icons for the first time, navigation for example, takes time loading up.

the should’ve made the key fob able to wirelessly charge. I’ve owned the car since 11/29 and it’s already non-responsive. Although I did not receive any errors or notifications from the car saying my key fob was running low on battery. Lucid really fails at even the smallest things.

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I connected my charger to my WiFi network, but I’m unable to connect to it unless I reboot the charger. When I’m able to log into the charger’s personal wifi network after rebooting, it shows that I have a good connection to my WiFi network. I even see the chargers assigned ip address on my...