Search results

https://www.lucidmotors.com/media-room/message-from-ceo-peter-rawlinson?fbclid=IwAR3v8fSVgaFgfURF4NNm9KPdOHnNGgGFaTnZXOfvK5ZJVHUjHQ0VHEiJPnk&mibextid=SDPelY

So the blame here is Apple and Android but not Lucid, eh?

And it appears that Lucid's false advertising about how it has CarPlay still goes uncorrected.

https://www.macrumors.com/2023/02/13/next-generation-carplay-automakers/?mibextid=unz460&fbclid=IwAR2HfGBHYyW__LPFA5QUS9m8xWWlLYaUNC7bfdDscDHLBFmXGateAw64OOs Apple Launching All-New CarPlay This Year in Partnership With These 14 Automakers Acura Audi Ford Honda Infiniti Jaguar Land Rover...

I will address all the recent comments as to my comment concerning CarPlay, jointly. You can attack me all you like and spin crazy idea like "compatible" doesn't really mean "compatible". It doesn't address the issues. When I decided to purchase an electric vehicle, the number one priority...

You can spin the word "compatible" all you like, but the issue is "it is well established that a communication is deceptive where it can be reasonably read to have two or more different meanings."

I think it is unfortunate that this site is more of a cheerleading site that an informational one. It is practically a religion for many. A lot of people out here don't want to hear the truth, but would rather hear that they purchased a great car, etc. If we actually worked to improve the...

The idea that "there isn’t a court anywhere in the US that would find Lucid in violation of anything in the use of “compatible” on their web site" is untrue. Lucid has liability here. The word "compatible" is false, deceptive, or misleading. In fact, I suspect that Lucid gets sued for it all...

I'm not trying to argue this point. I am trying to explain the law to blueice89. Both CarPlay and Android Auto were promised and neither were delivered. blueice89 now asks if he can get a refund on a product that he ordered and that was never delivered. I find the issue to be very clear and...

If this is the argument it is a pretty bad one. I'm surprised anyone would accept this. Lucid says their Air is compatible with CarPlay. It is not. This is a pretty back and white case. To be clear. "Lucid says their Air IS compatible with CarPlay." It doesn't say it might be one day.

You ordered a car with Apple CarPlay. It doesn't have Apple CarPlay. You are entered to a full refund. See the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

Just push the stalk up or down into the center (N) position, between (R) and (D), and hold it there until the car goes into neutral. The "trick" is to hold it into the neutral position for a second or two. Do not press the stalk inward.

Which year are you thinking?

Since Lucid said that is what you were buying when you bought the car, I don't think it is an unreasonable request.

Agreed. I used to own Porsche 911 Turbo S. $200K plus. I drove it every day, rain, or shine. When you pay a lot for a car, you better enjoy it.

I was told when I ordered the car that it was already available. Lucid says it is.

You should be able to get the refund.

Here is a really good Lemon Law firm in California: (858) 348-1005. (Rosner, Barry & Babbitt, LLP)

I've had this as well. It seems to be Alexa. Alexa sucks.