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You should definitely contact them and add the new window regulator replacements to your work order. They should be doing it automatically, from what I heard when they added it to my work order.

Basically the motor in the door that adjusts the open/close movements of the window.

They work.

Yes! I just had my car serviced and they replaced all regulators. All windows work...after 11 months of ownership. ;-)

I believe they say it takes about 2,000 miles before it becomes more accurate. That said, don't expect anywhere near 450. Probably closer to 350-400.

No alert...which is surprising. Just the sound and vibration was enough to know something was wrong.

My Gravity is in the shop now w an HVAC failure. Sounds like a compressor issue as it makes a loud sound/vibration every :30 or so and won't put out cold air. So sounds like a different issue than yours. Good luck...

I found one of those clips in mine, too. Nothing has fallen apart...yet. 🤷‍♂️

Probably a false error but I wouldn't want to take a chance. Glad you're getting it checked out though hope it doesn't take a month for you.

Yeah, we've been through this. lol One tip I learned from techs: If you are trying to "sleep" your car, it's best to close your phone app entirely before you begin the process. Otherwise, it may be in an alert/wink type state and not fully go to sleep mode. So to be 100% certain, I've turned...

I signed up...

No. It was pretty clear. Seems like a good idea. Hope they re-do it if they aren't already.

Curious if anyone got to be part of this "Pilot Program" that was emailed back in March. Perhaps you are but can't say...if so, blink twice. I signed up but never heard anything. (Considering I'm pretty deep into the camping concept, I've offered several times to get beta of Camp Mode via NDA...

Congrats! Sounds like a great trip. Glad the car cooperated. Looking forward to camp mode...🤞

Yeah, it should be a much different charging landscape in a year or two between Walmart's expansion and Ionna's expansion with partnerships w Pilot and others. Ionna is awesome. But for best pricing, it will be hard to compete with Walmart if they start giving discounts like ones mentioned above.

Hmm...perhaps they contract it out but it's incorrect to say the SC's don't replace windshields. I just did mine at Roswell SC (they mentioned they outsource the glass replacement). It cost ~$2k total.

Right around $2,000. Had to pay it and in process of getting insurance reimbursement (minus $100 deductible)

This is terrible, for sure. My only advice after dealing with many service issues: do whatever you have to do to get a manager on the phone and speak to them. On my several serious issues, almost nothing happened until I finally spoke to a human being. Good luck...that is a crazy annoying issue...

I also wonder if Lucid, with it's early "service reputation" is having trouble attracting the best techs to their service centers. I mean, as frustrated as I've been, I had sympathy for nearly every tech I talked with: they all seemed (and some told me they were) overworked, overwhelmed and...

Interesting advice. I did have a "sensor unavailable" so it wouldn't show me the speed limit for an hour in an early morning drive...I figured it was condensation. I'll keep an eye out for more issues...