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  1. mikecronis

    Next update?

    So, I had issues like this after the updates and had to give a good "soft reset" to the whole business and that solved all the issues. Process took about 10 or 20 minutes to go through its sequence. Have you tried this?
  2. mikecronis

    Lucid Customer Care response time

    Calling Customer Care may be hit-or-miss. I had a push notification from the App that my Charging Subscription was ending and to purchase a new one. Phone-call came in filling out the info and the push-notification disappeared and can't get it back anywhere on the website or App. I emailed...
  3. mikecronis

    Next update?

    In my opinion, the car is pretty well settled-out at 2.54 at this point, with only just late Christmas present goodies. I've had zero issues with my DE-P. What kind of issues are people having still? I've noticed zero bugaboos and gremlins. Car doors not opening are likely due to frequency...
  4. mikecronis

    Next update?

    Last OTA update: 2.5.4 - 11/28/2024 (minor fixes with lighting) I suspect the Update is being held-back on account of Google's "work-life-balance" holiday feel-good tummy-rubbing (if you've ever worked there, you know what I mean, with rainbows and puppies and nap-times). Anyway, it's done...
  5. mikecronis

    Not a winter car?

    Drove in 6" of snow with no issues using the winter tires.
  6. mikecronis

    Wheel Spacers installed with 19” Aero Wheels

    My 2 cents, and I politely disagree: I believe in this instance a rear-alignment after the vehicle weight "settles-in" after 100 miles or so is required. The added width of the rear axle changes the design and dynamic of the car's handling (rear kick-out "in-turns") significantly. Generally...
  7. mikecronis

    Wheel Spacers installed with 19” Aero Wheels

    Better lateral-g forces in handling feel, creating a little less body-roll, and more straight-line feel with a bit more requirement to turn-in. Some 4-square tire setups have a little road-wander and this eliminates that and creates more oversteer effort but more rear-end stability. Wider...
  8. mikecronis

    Wheel Spacers installed with 19” Aero Wheels

    So because the wheels are more outward, there might be a need to perform a rear-alignment after a day or so. If you don't get wider rears, there will be very small amount of range change due to the axel being a combined 28mm longer for more rotational effort. Wider rears would be likely...
  9. mikecronis

    Would you still buy a Lucid Air living over 600 miles away of a service center?

    New owner here. Closest center was 100 miles away, but here in Colorado we had 3 snowstorms in a row and didn't want to risk it so they picked her up for the 2 year servicing. Chicago is the service department hub that organizes a 3rd party servicing in Denver. They came and picked it up on an...
  10. mikecronis

    Wheel Spacers installed with 19” Aero Wheels

    I had put 1/2" spacers on my 1999 Pontiac SLP Firehawk for the rears because I couldn't fit 315 width. I find you'll get a little understeer but overall a better RWD experience and the car will be less twitchy. I'm curious how the dynamics change it! You could likely put a wider rear 19" tire.
  11. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    More AI rendering of a potential Lucid "Earth" midsize crossover. These are just feelers and NOT real. This one is generated by the website indicated.
  12. mikecronis

    Lucid Mid Size

    A few online AI renderings to muse over..
  13. mikecronis

    Time to complete 2 year service

    They had mentioned they were waiting to replace a woofer in the driver's rear section, so I guess waiting to have a speaker shipped to them. Still, they received the car over a weekend, and Monday was a holiday, so really only 4 days. I just checked the Lucid App and temperature says 96 deg. F...
  14. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    I apologize. Yes, you're right. The mid-size seems to be a small SUV crossover as far as Pete has shown, with production to be 2026. I suspect a prototype to create hype will be more revealed by October by my guess. Price-point is under $50k, probably a Pure-version that will be around $48k...
  15. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    Well, let's compare.. on the left is the delectable 1993 Ford Taurus and on the right is the 2022 Lucid Air Dream (Laughing..) The average person doesn't really know much about cars or cost or Hp or lateral-g's, etc. I usually tell them it's the new Ford Taurus. People who rent a Mustang...
  16. mikecronis

    Time to complete 2 year service

    30 hours? So far mine's been there for a week.
  17. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    I suspect Volkswagen Group's fit-and-finish in the Audi plant are a little more regulated. My wife having owned a Bavarian Motor Werks Z3 M, I can say tolerances are very tight and accurate, however there are interesting electronic gremlins, some intentional, that pop-up. A decoder is vital to...
  18. mikecronis

    Time to complete 2 year service

    I'll start with the question, then sing my song: How long does 2-year-service take? I was able to determine my Lucid Service main location for Colorado (which is Chicago). Nice folks. Scheduled my 2-year service and within a few days they send a 3rd party exposed-flat-bed towing company to...
  19. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    Just watched a Bloomberg discussion with our good man Peter Rawlinson and he mentioned the mid-sized option is "shhheduled for start of production late '26" for "$48 to $50,000 product; that's the big one for us, and many of my engineering team are working full [t'chat] on that right now." with...
  20. mikecronis

    Lucid CEO teases mid-size in development

    I find Italians make the most beautiful garbage.
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