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I don’t get the benefit of using chapter 11 to wipe out the debt of Lucid. Lucid has two bond issuances totaling about $2.1 Billion, but PIF and subsidiaries have a whole bunch more money invested. PIF et al would gain control by being biggest debtors, but they are already in control through...

I would always pay for more performance. And, yes, the infrequent blasts to make a highway move (I drive like it's all a chess game, watching other's moves, speed differentials, etc. to avoid getting stuck behind a left lane hog) the squirt between 80 and 100 can not only be useful but purely...

I see your new socks - you're upping the game! You go, Bro! 🧦 🧦

Glad to have you back! My wife drives a Polestar 3 and you are 100% spot on on everything - including the "portal" they call a door opening! I drive a Gravity and you'll be glad you came back - it's a wonderful car, software glitches are being ironed out just like Polestar did a year ago...

I get it but @marqie has no responsibility to the forum to provide information. Their title is "Voice of the Customer"; they listen but have no responsibility to provide information to the forum. Please go easy on what we ask of them. :) @Buffalo Bob, not directly related to your remark, but...

Erwin Raphael gone from governance page and his responsibilities have been taken over by two newcomers. No mention of a job change. 🤔

It might. And, it's not the board, it's the operating officers. Dream Ahead!

I have a ziplock of keys in the glovebox that go to everything requiring a key. Otherwise locks are all electric and I have a whole house generator. Wouldn’t carry a key fob if I didn’t have to. Carrying a single-use device is soooo 20th century! 🤣

Follow-up Beta 2 dropped today and CarPlay loaded to my loaner Air no problem. (Beta much snappier, as well 😊

He might have received a severance. Not sure he was an officer of the company, so SEC reporting might not have been necessary.

I have had one of the awesome experiences. :)

You're not helping my case. 🤣

OK, OK. Don't know if you are trying to rein in @socktucker or actually think opinion needs to be based on a independent source, however he has certainly had a horrible ownership experience and is entitled to his opinion. No offense meant. ☺️

I'm sure you tried it, but I had to carefully pull the seat back up into normal position and then a couple tries to get it to "seat" properly in the floor. I normally keep it up, so haven't checked to see if the problem still exists. Certainly took too much attention to get it to lower properly.

That kid likes it cold in the second row!

I'm hopeful that Mr. Napoli's efforts to have a more direct reporting organization will move the company toward more money and resources to the areas that need it most. Napoli is certainly taking responsibility - I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. Aligning production with demand -...

...or, he missed the early, "create a product from nothing" research and development instead of the "corporate" and "business" part. We'll know when we see where he lands. A guy with that much talent and engineering creativity is not going to sit around for long, I don't think...

I have an Air loaner and iOS 27 finally stopped connecting the the UX. To be fair, I haven't messed with it, as my car should be back soon, however it was working and then - poof - no connection and the car does not recognize the phone. Not Lucid issue, for sure.

Just read the 573 report and they are VERY specific about what is happening. No need for conjecture. Recall 573 Report Fretting happens at interfaces that are supposed to be “static” (e.g., electrical connectors, crimp joints, spring contacts) but are subjected to vibration or thermal...

Coldwater Michigan has been great! Even though they have the same service model that others do, they work hard to get you in a car, keep you informed and prioritize based on severity of problem. Shout out!