Yes, the shades come with instructions. If for some reason we are missing them, i would have a question where this tab goes and post a question to Lucid.
Lccid should take some action on this false spreader. They need to take stand on what they build or just make a promotional video posting about the same stuff and how good they work and blacklist this kind of media house to take there loaners.
The comparo vehicle was a $111K Tri motor.
Thanks for the reminder! I forgot about the tri as it didn’t exist when I got my G1 R1S. I still stand by my cabin tech and other comments.
The sunshades come with a piece of paper that explains precisely how to install the sunshades. That is the manual they're referring to.
The difference is you would do your research before making a video about oil paints to make sure you are as factual as possible. Edmunds just slings shit against the wall to see what sticks.
Fair point.
Yeah, I don't see the problem there. I've seen a few mentions disappointed that they're not automatic return like they are with release, but that makes sense since the fold down is just mechanical spring-loaded that only requires a latch release. Saves money doing it that way, and the last thing this car needs is more cost added.
They are capacitive as well as physical. Meaning you have to have your finger on the actual pad of the button before pressing.
They do work consistently but you need to press in firmly at the edges. So they do work but there are some dead zones you need to learn, once you do it’s not a problem but I think that criticism is partially valid, but he made it sound like they’re totally random and they’re not. The rest of the criticisms he has are literally made up nonsense and if I were Lucid I’d blacklist them as this isn’t just a one time sloppy review but a recurrent pattern of them shitting on Lucid (except they did rightfully go nuts over the Sapphire, as have 100% of all reviewers but it wasn’t a regular Edmunds staff guy who reviewed the Sapphire). Edmunds depends on automakers support to do reviews, so they need to learn that if they do a deliberately inaccurate unfair review they’re not going to be loaned a vehicle to review which in turn results in less views/readers.
Yes, Lucid needs to take stand against this false accusations.
Edmunds was valuable 20 years ago when I needed to know the invoice price of a car, etc. It’s been useless for over a decade now.
My wife isn’t strong enough to lift the second row seats back to their sitting position. It’s going to be a problem for us.
Actually, the last thing the car needs is another motor or tech piece somewhere to make a noise or have a bug. So, with that in mind, I am fine having to fold the second row back manually. Understand the issues, but for as little as I will fold them, it’s fine.
Unfortunately, that's a difficult thing to accomplish in today's world. We've all seen companies mess up badly on social and in comments. It's very easy to come across as defensive, arrogant, or even the opposite, with just slight wording differences.
