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With my driving, I can typically get 350 miles for the EQS. Haven't taken many long trips to have an accurate data set, though.

I’ve had a wrench left on of a Honda engine and a T20 inside an MB. Both were serviced by dealers. Since then, I’ve always inspected the engine compartment after a service. The wrench could have fallen into the radiator fan and messed me up while on a trip.

For us, EQS and GT have almost the same efficiency: 3.2 vs. 3.3.

Would not be surprising to me if this is true. But somehow I suspect Tesla will be among the first to get federal grant money.

That's disappointing, but not totally surprising. Hopefully, early adopters will not have to endure much benign neglect while Lucid presses on with other models.

Heat pump is not high on my list, but the new fobs are nice. Wondering how much these will cost if we want to upgrade, assuming they'll work with the "older" Lucids.

I got the original.

Covercraft now makes sunshade for Lucid. Fit is perfect.

Well, for me it used to be a 3-step protocol: I'd have to unlock the car, either by fob or the app, then press the release button to remove the charging cable from the car. Now, with this new feature, I can just pull the thing out when charging is completed. And this short cut applies to only...

I just found out that I can now program the EQS to unlock the cable after the home charging is finished. It's a nice touch and would be on my wish list for the Lucid app.

Nice review. Thanks for posting, @hmp10. Wondering if HomeLink will be a physical button?

Not sure how long the wait's going to be, I went ahead with a generator.

Just placed an order.

Agree. All depends on the circumstances. A world-class sprinter can run quite a distance in 60 secs whereas an impaired or stressed-out person could stumble only a few steps.

Here's the WSJ article on this subject: " The death of a 50-year-old chief executive highlights a little-discussed reality of motor-vehicle safety: Approximately 400 people die annually in North America in a submerged vehicle. Angela Chao’s death resulted from a mistake she made with the...

I have an edu email account, too, but didn’t go this route because somehow I thought only enrolled students would qualify.

In response to this news, there was a piece on NY Times or WSJ that actually said windows can still be rolled down at the beginning. How long the windows remain operable likely is car and circumstance specific.

The thought did cross my mind but I couldn’t find any vendor for Lucid.

3 random Lucids at Quartzsite EA

No sweat. I was there for only 2 days. At Quartzsite EA, 3 Lucids were charging at the same time, and one of them was an old friend that I had not seen in years. Funny thing is for the last month, we both had been emailing back and forth about getting together. At Quartzsite, I got something...