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In case anyone else runs into this problem. Lucid claims to have found and fixed the problem: I have no idea what the LVJB-R is. I'm hoping . . .

I've taken my car into the shop twice, and they've told me they can't find anything wrong with the car. At one point, I had this beeping going on constantly during a three-hour drive. I've got one more appointment this coming Tuesday. I'm not going to take the car back until they tell me...

I've had the exact same problem, multiple times. It often starts when I'm doing freeway driving. The most recent time, I immediately called up Lucid Service, and the service manager could hear the "beep, beep, beep" in the background of the two warning messages replacing each other over and...

Yeah. Happens to me, too. I was hoping that someone knew something better than "turn bluetooth off and on" because I hate doing that when I'm driving.

This may be a stupid question. I’ve seen several comments about “logo reset”. What logo? Where? I’m not seeing a logo anywhere. Right now, my main screen is black. It doesn’t feel safe to drive when I don’t know my speed

https://lfs.lucidmotors.com/ is live! It seems to let you make one-time payments online. I already have autopay set up, but it also seems to let you set up and modify autopay.

How does one contact customer service. The phone number? Is there a way to report bugs? My experience is similar to the thepolock. Actually worse. I can be about 20ft away and pointing about 80º away from the garage, and it'll still trigger the garage to go back up

What bank do you have that has automatic ACH. My bank, Wells Fargo, seems to only have Zelle (you can't schedule future payments) and pay by check.

Sorry, I completely disagree. There's a big difference between not knowing what a feature does, and a feature not quite doing what you expect it to do. My mental model of ACC is that it keeps me a certain distance from the object in front of me. I'm sure others have a similar mental model...

I found a three-step solution to the problem. I'm not proud. I took a gum massager and managed to get the brushy end of it through the hole fairly easily. It had the right combination of stiffness and flexibility. I tied dental floss to the brush end and pulled the massager back out, and now...

Thanks for the info. Good to know it's a real phenomenon and I'm not imagining things! Yes, when I had the four failures this morning, I was directly facing the garage day and only a few feet away. Lidar/Radar sounds like a reasonable explanation.

I am having a really strange problem with Home Link on my Lucid. About 50% of the time, I click the Home Link, the garage door starts to close, and then it bounces right back up, as if it hit something. Normally, I'd blame this on the garage door mechanism, but this *only* ever happens with...

But then I may forget to turn it back on. And I don't see "scheduled charging" if I open the charge port using my phone or the left cockpit panel.

As long as we're making wish lists. When I charge my car at home, I want it to charge when electricity is cheap. Everywhere else (gym, work), I want it to start charging right away. So I sort of have two items on my wishlist: 1) Geofence charging schedules so that they only apply to specific...

Thanks for the warning. I drove my recently purchased air and went to my hangar at PAO for the first time in this car. Sure enough, "Radar Error". Scared the bejesus out of me at first. But then I found this posting.

I gotta say, I'm with Original Poster on this. Most of my listening is podcasts. At a minimum, door closed with no one in the car should turn off music. The Air seems to keep on playing longer than other cars I've had.

I didn't have .59 either. I killed the Lucid app on my iPhone, restarted it, and the app was offering me the update. Coincidence? Maybe.

Great video. Thanks for doing this. And you even answered how to get around the car play bugs that I've been hitting in the last few days.

Where is this?

I'm glad someone posted this. I, also, would have assumed that the car would stop for a car that was completely stopped in front of it.