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I should have read the guidelines more closely before deciding to lease, but I got sucked in to the hype around the car. The guidelines basically say you will be giving them a free windshield at the end of the lease term, since it's actually impossible to have no wear/tear on the windshield...

The fact that they are trying to handle this on a case-by-case basis rather than handling it on a wider scale speaks volumes.

It's mind-boggling to me that this is still ongoing despite all the terrible press, with Lucid's response seemingly being to handle it on a case-by-case basis.

I haven't returned my lease yet. I was just sharing some posts I saw on reddit that were not shared here. My current plan is to garage my car for the rest of my lease and drive something else.

Lucid can absolutely reimburse customers receiving unwarranted or unfair charges from BoA, or even agree to reimburse BoA directly for charges being removed. Their hands are not tied and they can not hide behind the BoA defense. They should be actively defending their reputation with forceful...

Businesses also make or lose money based on things like word of mouth, news, perception, etc. So as a business owner you need to decide whether you want to maintain a reputation, even if that means dealing with the mistakes of your contractors. I've done it before because in the long run my...

$0 Undercladding is literally made to be scratched If the scratches were on the bottom of the front door to your apartment where it meets the ground I would hope you don't get charged by a landlord. The undercladding is basically this:

$0 Undercladding is literally made to be scratched.

A scratch on the body undercladding? So if you ever scrape the bottom you should expect to pay $2400?

From Reddit today. Oh...my... god. The pettiest thing I've ever seen. Why even have guidelines? https://www.reddit.com/r/LUCID/s/yKjjDUbNMd

Has anyone returned to Rutherford, NJ?

My other cars I just brought it in to the dealer, they looked at it for 5 minutes, took the keys, and sent me on my way (no charges for small chips or anything like that).

I've often done 500+ miles in a day and spent entire days nowhere near fast chargers. Once there are fast chargers in every town with enough spots to accommodate a horde of storm chasers (most towns have numerous gas stations, each with 4+ pumps) and charging can be brought down to 5 minutes...

As a fellow storm chaser for the past 22 years, I would recommend not using an EV unless you plan to chase purely local.

As I thought, they just waited for the press attention to pass and swept it under the rug.

I honestly don't think they're taking this seriously. Put out a response with some platitudes, then sweep it under the rug when the media furor dies down.

We shall see. I have a PDF of the excess wear and tear guidelines from the website from before they changed them to be stricter.

It seems like they may have emailed some kind of a statement to certain people. The fact that I, as a leaseholder, never received that email does not fill me with confidence.

It honestly makes me not want to drive the car for the remainder of my lease because I might get the tiniest nick and be charged $10k for it. My other lease returns (Kia, VW, Mazda, Subaru, and Lexus) were so smooth and easy and they truly didn't give a shit about the small stuff. May not...

I didn't get the e-mail either.