Yea but this came from a service tech, so I'm pretty certain it's a bug
How effective is your air conditioner?
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Well, at least that means lucid is probably trying to fix it as we speak.Yea but this came from a service tech, so I'm pretty certain it's a bug
I concur, over half the time my AC starts in Defrost mode even when that icon is not lit. I have to cycle through the buttons to get it to work properly. I have had mine since the day it was delivered last June.
It just cannot cool the car in the Texas Summer for me. I know there are some that beg to differ.
I have not applied tint yet so that may help but the AC is definitely underpowered for the hot areas and the lip prevents proper direction of the vents to the face which would help a little.
I had them check it and they put a bunch of testers In the car and told me it was functioning per specs which was cooling the Car from 105 to 80 or 85 in 15 minutes.
As the poster above put it, by that time one is already close to if not have reached their destination. At this point I do not see how they could ever fix this issue other than making the pre-cool option work better especially when not connected to Wi-Fi.
They should definitely fix the issue where the AC right off the bat comes on in the mode it was left while exiting the Car which for me is a 50-50 shot.
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As Kyle on out of spec discovered, make sure the rear climate is always turned on also. I think it leads to much better air circulation maybe due to the shape of the cabin or the increased cooling needed to cool the back of the cabin. Iāve had zero problems with cooling when the rear is turned on, and every time Iāve thought the system wasnāt working well I found the rear climate was off, so I turned it on and it helped a lot.
Can I control the rear AC from the driver seat?
Yes, swipe.
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Oh! I thought I was just imagining this, but I'm glad you mentioned it. My GT seems like it is stuck in front windshield defrost most of the time and I need to cycle through the modes to get it back to blowing to the face/body vents.
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After leaving the car in an open parking lot for three hours, as expected, the AC automatically sets itself to the fastest fan speed. However, the air seems to be directed to the windshield. It doesn't take long for the cabin to cool down though, and once the fan speed automatically lowers, it eventually starts to direct air out of the vents. Has anyone else experienced the behavior?
Yes. Frank told me the same thing if I ever had issues with the AC - to cycle through the settings.Yea but this came from a service tech, so I'm pretty certain it's a bug
This is my experience too. It is weird
Yeah---I think the system is unusual. I got in the car after it was sitting and quite warm inside, and the system did NOT jump up to #10 fan speed. Also if you manually control fan or temp, the system automatically cancels the "automatic" setting When I then touched "automatic" the fans jumped up to 10.
I don't get the logic yet....
My auto adjust fan speed. Set to auto, turn on sync, turn on rear, set the temp and let her rip
How do I set rear A/C from P Panel?
Go to climate and swipe.
What Bobby said or you can push the "Rear" tab as well.
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Have not had my HVAC serviced since I think it's cooling the cabin down in a reasonable time. Just the first car I've had that directs cold air to the defroster vents first before the main vents.
After having been out all day in the Houston heat, the climate control continues to operate per my initial observation. With four people riding and both front and rear climate control on, It cools down quickly. I leave the mode on auto and the temp at 71, and the fan does adjust automatically, from 10, 7 and finally 5.
