Steveinarizona
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I had my test drive there and didn't notice that. Which color car did you test drive?It felt good to me, but I did not come off a Tesla. I came off a Mercedes AMG and Lucid was definitely faster, hahaha.
I had my test drive there and didn't notice that. Which color car did you test drive?It felt good to me, but I did not come off a Tesla. I came off a Mercedes AMG and Lucid was definitely faster, hahaha.
Thank you for your input as an owner of 6 months!Jon Rettinger a person who got one of the original dreams posted a small review after owning his Lucid for 6 months. I agree with all of the software glitches.
I used them for the first 6 weeks until I got my Nema outlet installed at home. I never had any issues, they always worked just fine for me.So, I am sitting here, feeling sorry for myself because I don't have my Lucid yet...
Why is Electrify America (EA) so much worse than Tesla Super Chargers? Do you guys use EA at all or just charge at home/office?
I have had no EA problems in Phoenix.So, I am sitting here, feeling sorry for myself because I don't have my Lucid yet...
Why is Electrify America (EA) so much worse than Tesla Super Chargers? Do you guys use EA at all or just charge at home/office?
And the warranty work does it talk about labor hours, specific part numbers that could be reasonably evaluated by another Body Shop Repair facility?All of my work has been under warranty. I did buy a tire inflator that I paid for. The warranty work is all typed out and shows zero for a cost. The tire inflator was typed out with the amount that I paid. I have not seen anything handwritten.
Is this because you took your rental off roading and screwed something up? Everything Lucid does under warranty is typed out. The tire replacement was also typed out.For those that have experience with Service Center I could use your help.
I am trying to figure out if the damage estimate I provided is legitimate most of it is hand written, could you let me know is this how Lucid provides part estimate costs?
They write it in hand writing, and they don't actually write down parts by line item, and which parts require repair along with their cost?
And by cost, I mean labor hours + part cost + etc. If this is how it is done its a lot different than Arizona Tesla service centers, they provide a full estimate.
If you are okay, feel free to blot out personal details but I would like to see like what a real Lucid repair estimate looks like with part numbers and such if anyone has such a thing to contrast with this hand written document.
I don’t think I would be using them for a while, even as a backup to the EAs on trips, as I just don’t want to deal with buying an adaptor for occasional use. Now if they put CCS cables at the stations, I might download their app and set up an account.Here is also latest news showing Tesla will open to Lucid and other automakers later this year:
Tesla will open up Superchargers to non-Tesla electric vehicles in the US later this year
The White House says it’s coming in late 2022.www.theverge.com
You could, but you'd have to take it to a body shop that is Lucid approved.And the warranty work does it talk about labor hours, specific part numbers that could be reasonably evaluated by another Body Shop Repair facility?
Do they list part numbers and labor estimates, is possible to share one to contrast?Is this because you took your rental off roading and screwed something up? Everything Lucid does under warranty is typed out. The tire replacement was also typed out.
Thats a good point, are there many of those that exist?You could, but you'd have to take it to a body shop that is Lucid approved.
Not sure about AZ, you'd have to ask customer care. In LA there are 2.Thats a good point, are there many of those that exist?
Do they list part numbers and labor estimates, is possible to share one to contrast?