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Interested in comments/feedback on this hour with Rivian’s CEO. Seems like a solid strategy, albeit resting heavily on the success of their midsize, as with Lucid. Tempted to take a flier on a bit of Rivian stock, in the same spirit with which I’ve loaded up on cheap Lucid. Though I’m quite...

Sorry….remind me whether some recent model years already this, or not. I recall some kind of computer upgrade in the 2024 or 2025’s….but this may be different? Thanks.

True enough. But for my 68yr old fingers, it feels tricky to remove valve caps through the thin opening….I did it a few times, but it’d be easy for me to fumble the cap once it comes loose. Popping the segment is easy, and I do better with less constrained access. (I’m also old school enough...

You know you can pivot those black plastic segments out to access the valve stems… so you’re not limited to going through the little slot. The outer edges will swing several inches away from the tire, pivoting from the center.

That’s more like it! https://arstechnica.com/features/2026/01/2026-lucid-air-touring-review-this-feels-like-a-complete-car-now/

Just push in the handle as I leave.

I’ve had my ‘25 air touring for a little over a year now, and while I guess I’ve had to do maybe four or five logo resets for random software glitches, other than that no issues at all. (I have to restart my computer more often than my car…) I shut off automatic lock and unlock, because I walk...

My understanding is that the “since last charge” line/calculation includes kilowatt hours that are lost while you are parked – headlights staying on before it gets locked or goes to sleep, any HVAC that may be left on again until it goes to sleep, etc. Plus whatever energy it takes waking up...

I am! It always seems so strange that they’re just a tad too tight….even for their own branded bottles! (which I only purchased because I figured at least that would fit!)

Interesting—and encouraging—to hear that Lucid was so relatively cooperative.

2025 Air Touring, coming up on a year of ownership. No issues needing service attention, though I have a list of little things for them to check on when I do my one year service check up. Having the heat pump HVAC system is a benefit of the 2025s. Very little efficiency hit when cooling...

My phone is working great these days as a key; I decided to try it again instead of the fob after some folks mentioned the phone was working better after recent updates. (the fob had always been pretty much flawless, but it would be nice not to have to carry it.) I also noticed something I...

The “adjustment number” used for that multiplication is 0.7…..so it lowers the modeled range, in an attempt to account for real-world conditions (and speeds) that the models don’t capture. This is for the more complex EPA model that Lucid (and Tesla among others) uses. I’ve never really...

Ha! I’m nowhere near this far under the tech hood of our world! Though I have indeed heard of many of these words….. Is there any clear indication when it has transitioned from WINK to SLEEP? And from your response, I gather that once it does hit SLEEP, that captures whatever reset qualities...

How does this relate or compare to the deep sleep reset that is sometimes mentioned? Is that achieved once the car is in this normal sleep state after a minute or so, or does it take 5 to 10 minutes, or 30 minutes or more—I’ve seen all three timelines mentioned, and I’ve been wondering what the...

Haven’t we also had the impression that the Air inventories have been quite low lately as they’ve been cranking out Gravities? If so, then they may feel that the folks that really want an Air would pay more at this point. Good old supply and demand!

I also found that starting at the low end, it was a path to the comfort. I was struggling to find. I ended up in settings, much like that first response who suggested it. I don’t mind having the very top of the screen obscured by the top of the steering wheel, so long as I can see the bottom of...

Similar to yours, I accelerated. It slowed from my cruising speed of ?67-72? Down to 60 before I pumped it up. That seemed too slow on a highway for sure.

When my fob is a little slow, depressing the door handle manually when I arrive at it also always opens the door. This seems to usually work with the phone in my pocket as well, though I haven’t tested it as thoroughly.

There’s no link here, so I can’t be sure, but this looks very similar to the tire repair kit that Lucid sells. The inflator can be used simply to top off the pressure as needed in a tire that has a nail with a slow leak (which is generally been all I’ve needed for the past 20 years in my other...