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So, on Monday as promised, the mobile technician drove down from OH and replaced the charging port door. It was quite an undertaking, which begs the question - what is the benefit of having a powered door on the charge port as opposed to just a common mechanical one?

This may have been caused by my car being literally inundated by water when a car slightly ahead and to the right of me drove through a deep puddle throwing a huge wave of puddle water onto the windshield and front of my car.

My charge port door error showed up this morning when I got in the car in my garage to drive to work. Nothing seems to have triggered it, except it has been raining lately. Service said to try and open the door manually and look for an obstruction. Was able to pry it open, found no obstruction...

They can be sprayed from a garden hose and dry quickly. Having the velcro on the underside that match the car's spots makes it easy to position/remove them

I ordered these from Fortuna and they are nice and fit well

Since I jumped the gun and ordered the Journeyman PRO from Amazon before posting here, after reading the replies I also ordered a Bryant and decided to compare their designs. The Journeyman came as a pleasant surprise - very sturdily built, the plug fits nicely, and I didn't have to get a...

Speaking of highly-rated 50 A outlets, does anyone have a Journeyman-Pro outlet that is billed as EV-compatible?

Plus, the fob doesn't precondition the car, doesn't lock and unlock it remotely, etc

Those of us who graduated from a Tesla to the Lucid are spoiled by the Tesla Mobile key that works, even with all the recent Lucid improvements, far better, faster and more reliably than ours. Add to this the desire to minimize the number of keys and other gadgets we are forced to carry. Not to...

They fixed it! But now I have a new Lucid password, had to reinstall the mobile app, create (for the umptieth time) the mobile key, and then connected the phone via Bluetooth. Everything works again, but for how long?

Looks like something is royally screwed up. I reset my password, still can't get into the mobile app, but can get onto the Lucid web site. The help chat is down. Tried calling help to no avail. What's going on?

Today the 'Enter PIN' gremlin came back, I deleted my mobile key and unpaired the phone from wifi. Then reconnected my Pixel to wifi. Now the Lucid is again called lucid 808, not 1808 as before. But I can't re-create the mobile key - it times out every time, because it is looking for lucid 1808...

I had the 'enter PIN' problem after one of the last year's updates and to overcome it had to delete the mobile key and my phone in bluetooth, then reconnect the phone and rre-create the mobile key. It hasn't been acting up since.

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I can't find this setting in my Touring, where is it?

Lucid came through. They picked my car up while I was on vacation, delivered it on a trailer to Natick MA (300+ miles), replaced both headlights even though only the right one exhibited the issue, brought it back and put it into my garage while I was still away. They also did the annual service...

Did both headlights stop working or just the right one? Please let us know what service tells you when you get your car back

The service people are telling me that this work can only be done at a service center, and they are making arrangements to pick up my Air and take it to Natick, MA for service

I periodically have the same error message "Right Headlight Malfunction. Contact Customer Service" (see attached photo) when the temps are below freezing and the car sits outside for an hour or two. When the message on the dash disappears but the yellow triangle is still visible on the bottom...

My mobile key is continuing to work, for the most part. Occasionally, I have to unlock the phone, but that's about it... Good luck to you all