I have this similar issue but I feel my draft is at the level of the seat cushion. I can put my hand between the side of the driver’s seat and the door where it meets the frame of the car. Absolutely chilly and can feel a draft at certain speeds. I mentioned this the the local service team but all they did was check the HVAC and told me the car pumped out hot air just fine.
Yes! I did most recently on a road trip, it’s noticeable at highway speed. I can’t test the other windows by myself but I can confirm that my driver’s side window is drafty in its closed position. I reached out to Lucid but crickets so far…
That’s a good idea, except it’s a problem that occurs at 70 miles an hour, where one should probably focus on driving lol. I’ll do what I can though. It’ll be below 0 here this weekend and I have every intention of getting this addressed sooner than later.
That's where Highway Assist helps! Find an open road where HA works well, set the speed, and you can afford to move your eyes and hand for a few seconds. This doesn't require precision, just narrowing a focus area for the tech. Obviously you are motivated to get this fixed, at those outside air temps. Others besides you may be able to apply a similar technique to finding drafts, so you may be able to help them by sharing your techniques and results. But make sure you don't get too distracted and crash the car, that can make it even more drafty. (Too lazy to insert appropriate smiley here)
Just forwarded this to the Lucid tech for this issue in my car. Hope you don’t mind. Brilliant lighter trick!
So 1 hand holding the phone, 1 hand holding the lighter, who says HA doesn't work great?!?
Just to appease my lawyers, I must state that I did not recommend and do not recommend use of combustible materials in testing for drafts
You can't judge cold weather by Tucson. Those of us in Scottsdale/Phoenix/Tucson have had our blood thinned and we can no longer stand temperatures that residents of Green Bay would consider balmy!
Blood viscosity is one of the factors protected by homeostasis, as the maintenance of a consistent level temperature is essential to human health. Thus, Blood viscosity is in no way affected by the heat or cold of the surrounding environment, so blood does not thin in hot weather.
I believe the main issue is evacuation of warm air in the cabin through the rear seats that are connected to the trunk while under speed. If you are at a standstill the cabin is quite comfortable. I base this hypothesis on the fact that I turn on rear heating and it reduces the warm air dissipation but is not eliminated.
Who knew you could come here for Licid info AND medical facts!
I hear you but the back seat does have air vents too, so shouldn't the car be capable of circulating the entire cabin? That being said, I did try putting on the rear seat warmers but didn't notice any real difference...but I want to keep testing
To clarify my explanation. I did not mean to turn rear heat seat warmers but to turn in rear compartment heat.
HAHA! yes! TY for clarifying, I def was not just turning on the seat warmers to see if the car internal temp did better
I'm convinced that all these attempts to make cars self-driving is to appease those who can't put their phone down.So 1 hand holding the phone, 1 hand holding the lighter, who says HA doesn't work great?!?
