Home Assistant Automations

[GrayFawkes]

Is there any API access to the Passive unlock feature? I'd like to have it auto turn off in one zone and turn on everywhere else.

 

[segbrk]

Is there any API access to the Passive unlock feature? I'd like to have it auto turn off in one zone and turn on everywhere else.

Hmm, maybe? Will have to take a closer look. Good question, hadn't thought about changing that.

 

[GrayFawkes]

Hmm, maybe? Will have to take a closer look. Good question, hadn't thought about changing that.

Sweet that would be awesome. Thanks for all the work you guys put into this, I've been loving it.

 

[Fargoboy]

I have a problem with the HA Lucid integration. It has been working great until yesterday when it failed to load and I can’t find it in the HACS list. This is the message/log. I’ve rebooted. Not sure what is going on. Any ideas?

 

[borski]

I have a problem with the HA Lucid integration. It has been working great until yesterday when it failed to load and I can’t find it in the HACS list. This is the message/log. I’ve rebooted. Not sure what is going on. Any ideas?

Update it in HACS to 1.1.1

 

[Fargoboy]

Unfortunately it doesn’t show up in HACS. I’ve tried various filters, no filters, etc. I deleted the integration. Rebooted. HA still notifies me of loading error despite the fact that I deleted it. Did full system restart. No change. Maybe I should restore from older full system backup and go from there?

 

[borski]

Unfortunately it doesn’t show up in HACS. I’ve tried various filters, no filters, etc. I deleted the integration. Rebooted. HA still notifies me of loading error despite the fact that I deleted it. Did full system restart. No change. Maybe I should restore from older full system backup and go from there?

If it doesn’t show up in HACS, then you need to remove the lucidmotors folder from inside custom_components, reboot, and install the lucid motors integration through HACS.

 

[segbrk]

Sweet that would be awesome. Thanks for all the work you guys put into this, I've been loving it.

After poking at it a bit this weekend, I don't think it is currently possible to control proximity unlocking remotely. Hopefully that's added in the future.

 

[GrayFawkes]

After poking at it a bit this weekend, I don't think it is currently possible to control proximity unlocking remotely. Hopefully that's added in the future.

Dang, it was worth a shot. Thanks for taking time to look into it!

 

[dlmorgan999]

I've been a Tesla owner for many years (I got one of the first 3,000 Model S cars in December of 2012). I've also been using Home Assistant for several years and I have a pretty extensive installation. I have the Tesla integration installed and have been using it for a while now. It's quite nice.

Recently though, I discovered the Lucid Gravity (I had looked at the Air a while back, but I wanted something with more storage). I'm pretty decided now on buying a Gravity early next year (or whenever they actually become more readily available ). I did some searching and hadn't yet found a Lucid integration, but since I'm currently in the "reading and re-reading (and watching and re-watching) every bit of info I can find on the Gravity" stage, I have been deep diving on the forum and found this.

And while I also just recently found TeslaMate (which is absolutely amazing, and I would love to find something similar for the Lucid), I'm super happy to find this. Thanks in advance for making it available! To give me some of what TeslaMate provides, I'll send stats from the integration to my InfluxDB instance so that I can graph stuff in Grafana.

 

[borski]

I've been a Tesla owner for many years (I got one of the first 3,000 Model S cars in December of 2012). I've also been using Home Assistant for several years and I have a pretty extensive installation. I have the Tesla integration installed and have been using it for a while now. It's quite nice.

Recently though, I discovered the Lucid Gravity (I had looked at the Air a while back, but I wanted something with more storage). I'm pretty decided now on buying a Gravity early next year (or whenever they actually become more readily available ). I did some searching and hadn't yet found a Lucid integration, but since I'm currently in the "reading and re-reading (and watching and re-watching) every bit of info I can find on the Gravity" stage, I have been deep diving on the forum and found this.

And while I also just recently found TeslaMate (which is absolutely amazing, and I would love to find something similar for the Lucid), I'm super happy to find this. Thanks in advance for making it available! To give me some of what TeslaMate provides, I'll send stats from the integration to my InfluxDB instance so that I can graph stuff in Grafana.

I’ll do you one better

TeslaLogger/docs/en/lucid-install.md at master · bassmaster187/TeslaLogger

TeslaLogger is a self hosted data logger for your Tesla Model S/3/X/Y. Actually it supports RaspberryPi 3B, 3B+, 4B, Docker and Synology NAS. - bassmaster187/TeslaLogger

github.com

 

[dlmorgan999]

I’ll do you one better

Ok - that's really cool! Thanks much for the link. I have a dedicated docker VM running on one of my Proxmox hosts, so I'll probably spin this up and play with it for the Tesla right now. I've been pretty blown away at what TeslaMate provides, and just doing a quick first glance at this, it looks to be a similar feature set.

 

[borski]

Ok - that's really cool! Thanks much for the link. I have a dedicated docker VM running on one of my Proxmox hosts, so I'll probably spin this up and play with it for the Tesla right now. I've been pretty blown away at what TeslaMate provides, and just doing a quick first glance at this, it looks to be a similar feature set.

They’re very similar. Here, have some fun bedtime reading: https://github.com/teslamate-org/teslamate/issues/120

 

[danceparrot]

I’ll do you one better

TeslaLogger/docs/en/lucid-install.md at master · bassmaster187/TeslaLogger

TeslaLogger is a self hosted data logger for your Tesla Model S/3/X/Y. Actually it supports RaspberryPi 3B, 3B+, 4B, Docker and Synology NAS. - bassmaster187/TeslaLogger

github.com

This is very cool indeed. I set this up locally, and to my pleasant surprise, the estimated range / degradation info is sent to Teslalogger if you turn it on, and you can compare your car with the rest of the fleet at https://teslalogger.de/degradation.php. The dropdown does not have Lucid models, but if you edit it in HTML, you'll start seeing data (see below, in km, with only 2 data points currently). I'm not sure what the exact name of the other models are in the API.

 

[nadler1ny]

I messed something up and the lucud integration 1.1.1 is no longer working for me. I deleted the integration and tried to add the integration again and get this error: Config flow could not be loaded: 500 Internal Server Error Server got itself in trouble" Any thoughts on what i have to do to fix this? Thanks.

 

[nadler1ny]

Apparantly a beta version of home assistant core that i loaded this morning broke the lucid integration. I loaded a backup and all works now.

 

[borski]

Apparantly a beta version of home assistant core that i loaded this morning broke the lucid integration. I loaded a backup and all works now.

Interesting - which version was that? Since, uh, we should probably make sure it works before it releases haha

 

[nadler1ny]

They just released 2025.6. I had installed .b2

 

[Haj]

2025.6.0 breaks it due to a dependency.

• Setup failed for custom integration 'lucidmotors': Requirements for lucidmotors not found: ['lucidmotors==1.2.3']. 10:18:32 PM – (ERROR) setup.py
  
  Unable to install package lucidmotors==1.2.3: × No solution found when resolving dependencies: ╰─▶ Because lucidmotors==1.2.3 depends on protobuf>=5.28.3,<6.0.0 and protobuf==6.31.1, we can conclude that lucidmotors==1.2.3 cannot be used. And because you require lucidmotors==1.2.3, we can conclude that your requirements are unsatisfiable. 10:18:30 PM – (ERROR) util/package.py - message first occurred at 10:18:28

 

[DeaneG]

2025.6.0 breaks it due to a dependency.

Thanks for the heads up!