A question for those with higher mileage Lucids

[xponents]

Separate events. Currently the front passenger handle is not working and waiting on a part for that. Annoying to say the least.

Oh, so this is for the handles.. thats definitely not random its a hardware issue. For soft close, users report that resets, software updates, pushing in door, pushing in handle, etc fix it so that was what I meant by "random."

 

[skywaterbanjo]

7500 miles. Only noise that is annoying is the 'creaking' of the rear shade, especially when it goes down when reversing.

 

[TCGT]

Over 11k and still as tight as spandex from the 80's.

 

[Bobby]

7500 miles. Only noise that is annoying is the 'creaking' of the rear shade, especially when it goes down when reversing.

Have it serviced.

 

[sansonoma]

Almost 12,000 miles and nary a squeak. I also checked the gaps and they are the same as the day I picked it up. It is a stellar car.

Other electric cars go "boing, boing, boing", but the Lucid does "shhhhhhhh".

(If you remember that reference, you are as old as me.)

 

[Michael Fisette]

I’m wondering how the Lucid is holding up in terms of body tightness. If the car started out as rattle-free, is it still free of rattles & squeaks after a number of miles? I ask only because that’s one thing that really helps destroy my enjoyment of a car. I remember it wasn’t long before my Model S developed squeaks & rattles and put me on the road to selling it.

17,500 miles and still very solid

 

[Ampere]

3 months, 3,000 miles: No unusual noises, rattles, or squeaks.. Pleasantly quiet at highways speeds.

 

[Dhimiter]

Oh, so this is for the handles.. thats definitely not random its a hardware issue. For soft close, users report that resets, software updates, pushing in door, pushing in handle, etc fix it so that was what I meant by "random."

Not for me. The soft close not working required 3/4 cinch mechanisms to be replaced. For one of the doors, twice in a span of a month. It was most definitely a hardware issue

 

[borski]

For example, try reading the constitution without having 5 continuous strokes.

Dno, it reads fine to me.

 

[victoryroad]

It appears the my reply to to OP’s question started a debate on grammar and diction, so my apologies to those who comport with the rules and spirit of this forum. Remember that this isn’t Nam. There are rules here.

 

[Tesla2Lucid]

>18K miles
>1.5 yrs
SOLID! No squeaks!
I had a Twitter post about that somewhere but could not find it but did find one similar from @xtsla

https://twitter.com/x/status/1651742161338241024