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Hi @Orange: I just noticed I have the same stress crack from the window contacting the hinge. I am trying the same warranty route. Contacted Customer Care and Service. In Denver we do not have REAL service center, just a local certified repair shop, which rents space to two Lucid techs...

what's scary is that last week, I thought I MAY have heard the rear window crack while simply driving down the street. I was driving in town, windows down as Denver has record high temps. I heard what could have been glass cracking. Never even guessed it could have been the rear glass...

I am starting the process of filing a warranty claim now. Just got off the phone with our Denver Lucid approved body shop (we have no SC). The manager said have seen a few rear glass shattering at the hinge, just like mine, that crack for no reason -- and all were 22 or 23s. AND, there was a...

The break is clearly right next to the hinge. First photo is with trunk open, second one is with it closed.

@socktucker Please explain: " I believe they warranty the trunk issue too right" Are you saying that the crack on the rear glass where it is right next to the hinge is a warranty issue?

OMG, just noticed the same crack on my rear glass.

No.device.will. Some lawyer made them say that :p Electricity will always seek the path of least resistance. With multiple surge protectors, you are hopefully giving a surge or spike a closer and safe path to ground, instead of traveling onto another circuit. One of the benefits of the two...

Front or rear? I have an extra front in VGC

Agreed and very worthwhile. Note. The issue with EV AC home service equipment and GFCI is also confusing. Most companies, like Charge point, build in GFCI and recommend you not add another GFCI. Some local codes require a GFCI for EV equipment even if there is an internal one.some codes only...

You are correct, but my setup is unusual. The service entrance and meter is directly on the back side of the wall where the garage sub panel is. This sub is spiced off the main feeder, a few inches from the meter. The feeder then goes 70 feet to the basement Main Breaker panel. The SPD on...

Better outside the panel. So you can see the green functing lights.

Siemens Residential SPD https://www.siemens.com/us/en/products/energy/low-voltage/surge-protection-devices/residential-surge.html Siemens FSPD Brochure https://s3.amazonaws.com/dcc-data-extract/new-delta/asset/Compas/daily/Compas/Data%20Sheet/SIE_DS_FSPD_Boltshield.pdf?221024 They come in...

The green lights indicate there is protection engaged on both poles of your circuit. If the green light goes out, no protection, unit has given it's life to save your system. Replace unit. It has absorbed a major surge that it cannot divert to ground. If that happens, the device probably saved...

Perhaps, but you got to try it. The other issue is that the four clips under the trunk lid are thick and have to be very very tight.

Thanks for trying. I believe the newer versions simply have upgraded bits and pieces.

I was fortunate to have an Audi RS6 Avant years ago. Not ev. But red leather, amazing handling, tons of space, and the dedicated roof rails made carrying four bikes easy, at 120+.

They show up on eBay fairly often. I got one there

Thanks. Great response. Where did you attach the front cups and rear tire support? Did you see the warning on SeaSucker about use on a Tesla 3? Seems it was only 3's. And Consumer Reports had already highlighted the numerous glass cracking problems for 3 owners that had nothing attached...

Did you try it out? Lucid has a blanket statement saying not to use suction cups. My situation is like yours. CF road bike. I could see Lucid not wanting suction cups supporting two 50 pound ebikes and a 40 pound Thule rack on the glass roof. Perhaps we Talk to the owner of SeaSucker, who is...

On the bike forums, that rack is highly regarded. They even have a super duper new EX version. I was just reminded how vastly different in weight and size bikes are now. Having just rode almost 1000km from Salzburg to Pula, Croatia, on CF road, CF gravel, AL gravel, AL mountain, and lastly a...