This is what Chat GPT says
If your right front window on the Lucid Gravity is now completely non-responsive (not moving at all), this is likely beyond just calibration. Here’s how I’d approach it quickly and systematically:

Step 1 — Rule out simple lockout / software glitch
- Check the driver door window lock button (child lock)
- Try the window from:
- Driver master switch
- Passenger door switch
- If both don’t work → likely power/module issue

Step 2 — Try a soft reboot (very common fix on Lucid)
Lucid vehicles can glitch like a tablet.
- Hold both steering wheel scroll buttons for ~15–20 seconds
- Let the system reboot fully
- Re-test the window

Step 3 — Hard reset (if soft reset fails)
- Exit vehicle
- Lock it
- Walk away with key/phone for ~10–15 minutes (let systems sleep)
- Return and retry

Step 4 — Attempt recalibration (only if it moves slightly)
If the window shows any movement at all:
- Use manual (half press) only
- Down → hold 10 sec
- Up → hold 10 sec
If there’s zero movement, skip this — calibration won’t work.

Step 5 — Likely causes (based on your symptom)
If it’s completely dead:
- Window motor failure
- Door control module issue
- Wiring harness in door (common stress point)
- Software module freeze (less likely if reboot didn’t fix)

What matters clinically (your style of thinking)
- Moves but reverses → calibration / pinch sensor
- Moves intermittently → regulator/motor beginning to fail
- No movement at all → power/module/motor

What I would do next
Since you’re in Suffolk and have a new Gravity:

This is under warranty — don’t chase it too long
- Schedule Lucid Service via app
- Note: “Right front window nonfunctional — no response from master or local switch
What do you mean with unvetted?
Lucid had time to address the nuisance AIR issues that Gravity has… continued FOB issues… for 120K… these issues should never occur…