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Respectfully disagree. A windshield should never crack from simply using the defroster, even if there's an [invisible to the naked eye!] chip in the windshield. Driving for 30 years in these temperatures I never had this happen, but it happened within 3 months of Lucid ownership. It's 100% cheap...

Yeah, I called the insurance company and they confirmed the deductible is also for windshields.

Absolutely, but I honestly didn't know I had a chip - it was that small. Really impossible to notice without a magnifying glass.

Yeah, that's what I plan to do. With my luck I'll replace it and have a new crack within weeks.

Sitting in my '24 Pure Thursday morning, turn on the defrost and about 2 minutes later I hear a loud bang. I look over, and there's a massive crack that appeared in the windshield on the passenger side. I call Lucid Support, they ask me to send pictures but that "a cracked windshield is never...

Thanks, looks like I'll stick to second-hand or aftermarket. Maybe I've just been out of the loop for a while, but $6000 USD seems like an insanely high price to me.

Thank you for your comments and for explaining the nuances of all this... (wasn't trying to start a war, just find some nice summer wheels without spending a Ducati on them... 😅 )

Although this is my first Lucid, I've had EVs and other cars before, live in a place with horrible potholes and roads, and never had a wheel "destroyed" by potholes or cracks (tire damage a couple times, yes). If the load rating exceeds what the car weighs, such as these purpose-built titanium...

I have a RWD pure in an extremely snowy and icy wooded area. As long as you have good winter tires (Nokians) and a bit of driving skill, you're golden. I had an AGT loaner here and the AWD is amazing in snow but tires > AWD. As for the door handles, I've never had them frozen shut. The weird...

Wow, glad everyone is alright. Metal and glass can be replaced, people can't. These are heavy cars and like other folks have said, norms have somewhere changed in the past 30 years.

At this point if you're not getting a response, might be worth just showing up. There might be a good reason why you couldn't reach anyone, but at the very least they'll listen to you.

This just seems so insane to me, I don't see anything specific about how Lucid or its wheels are designed that justifies a 400% premium over any other wheels. For the record, I'm looking to go with these, which are listed by the vendor as being compatible with the Lucid Air Pure (and I'm...

I'm a bit confused with the responses I've been getting regarding aftermarket wheels on the Lucid. I wanted to go from 19s to 20s on my Air, and was quoted $8,000 for a Stealth 20" wheel and tire set from Lucid (yes, that's EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS), so was looking at aftermarket wheels with the...

Also can consider shipping in PA as I head down to State College once in a while.

Yup, if I hadn't had the loaner my experience would have been much different; the Lucid is my only car and I'm out in the woods so being carless is not an option for me. The only downside is now I want an AGT and I just got my pure...

Lucid sent a tow to my house 65 miles from the studio, loaned me a fully-loaded AGT while my car was in the shop, and fully detailed it before giving it back to me. My service experience personally has been 5 star.

Got my car back on Friday (though I wish I could've kept the fully-loaded AGT loaner for a bit longer)... and got a chance to see a Sapphire in the flesh. The service experience was excellent. My car was fully detailed (not just washed / cleaned, but like new, from showroom floor...), and they...

Update: I got a loaner (fully loaded GT, now I want one ... ) and was taken care of. They did a software update, recall, and fixed a couple small cosmetic things I hadn't even noticed (rear right door handle was peeling off apparently). I'm bringing the loaner back and getting my car back later...

Hello, I'd like a set of 20 or 21 inch wheels for my Lucid Pure for the summer. I have my OEM 19s mounted with winter tires. I don't mind a bit of scuff or rash as long as they are safe and sound. With or without tires is fine.

Update: The car is still at the service center. They suspect a software issue, so did some some of software stuff (I was not privy to the details) and everything seems to be ok now. However, they prefer to wait until they have confirmation from Lucid engineering to release the car back to me...