Delamination

[Lorx]

Anyone having a delamination issue? I start to feel like the built quality goes bad over time. I have a 2023 AT and the panel between the rear glass canopy and back windshield is getting ready to rip off!.

 

[californiaboy935]

Anyone having a delamination issue? I start to feel like the built quality goes bad over time. I have a 2023 AT and the panel between the rear glass canopy and back windshield is getting ready to rip off!.

Still in warranty most likely, our 2022’s do not have any quality issues or delaminating anything. And my daily driver has about 67,000 miles on it with no issues.

Further, it’s mostly stored outside and goes on long trips. Sure it has paint issues, but only because I drive fast and have resigned the paint to be chipped a bit. Cest la vie, it’s not Lucid’s fault I wanna drive 100 behind a truck…

In all honestly it held up much better than a S550’s paint.

 

[DeaneG]

Anyone having a delamination issue? I start to feel like the built quality goes bad over time. I have a 2023 AT and the panel between the rear glass canopy and back windshield is getting ready to rip off!.

My 2022 is fine. Definitely take it to service.

 

[kort6776]

Anyone having a delamination issue? I start to feel like the built quality goes bad over time. I have a 2023 AT and the panel between the rear glass canopy and back windshield is getting ready to rip off!.

no issue with my '23, it is usually garaged so it gets less UV exposure than cars that are exposed more

 

[Andrew@CCRC]

The roof bow is held on to the glass roof with a lot of very thick urethane. The bead is almost 1" wide, by about 5-6mm tall and runs around the perimeter of the bow. UV exposure would not cause that to lift, but if the urethane is no longer bonded properly to the roof glass panel and it's starting to lift, that's a different type of failure.

We see variances in roof bow alignment and height across all the AIRs we service.