Charger FAQ/Explanation

[Bill55]

The power outlet on my wall is only compatible with a Nema 6-50R plug and the one Lucid comes with is 14-50. Am I able to use the Nema 6-50 adapter that i have for my Tesla, attach it to the Lucid charger and then charge? Lucid says they believe 14-50 is the more reliable and commonly adopted version and does not have a 6-50 adapter. Any tips/ advice from fellow owners with the same issue would be highly appreciated.

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[dwpena]

As a follow up to my adapter question, I've purchased a TeslaTap MINI 80 AMP adapter which was recommended in another thread and have had great success so far and ZERO issues.

 

[Bunnylebowski]

Yeah I think the newer version solved the problems mine had.

 

[ColonelBadger]

So I know the car has scheduled charging capabilities, does the Lucid connected home charger also have the ability to schedule charging? If so, is that managed from the lucid app ?

 

[borski]

So I know the car has scheduled charging capabilities, does the Lucid connected home charger also have the ability to schedule charging? If so, is that managed from the lucid app ?

It’s all managed from the car today.