That is correct. Verified and it is working with 2.1.42. Just follow the instructions and make sure to plug it in correct orientation. Fairly easy, simple, and smooth process.
That is correct. The revision number 05 after the part number. It should also have a car with arrow symbol.
Is there a way to make sure you get the portable charger as well? My "portable" charger is plugged in and connected to my garage wall.
Check your portable charger for the icon shown earlier in this thread. If it's not there, Lucid will send you the updated portable charger.
None of the tesla cars have bidirectional charging (maybe except cybertruck). So the answer is no.
Only Cybertruck supports now
I wonder if this affects lifetime efficiency numbers?
Do you have have to have a CCS to NACS adapter to charge the Tesla?
Good idea. Tried using the new mobile charger that came with RangeXChange adapter and it worked properly using 120v outlet. So that means the mobile charger isn’t bad but maybe the j1772 adapter head is but it’s recognized by the Lucid. Using the Lucid app says to check the pilot panel for more info and the pilot panel says to check the receiving vehicle to continue but there is nothing to do on the Rivian or Tesla. Guess I’ll give Lucid a call in the morning since everyone else seems to be having success using their new chargers.
yes
Sorry to be a pedant - you need a J1772 - NACS adapter, not CCS - NACS
And most Tesla owners have the correct adapter already. I believe they were giving them away with the car up until recently. And even most newer buyers probably pick one up just to be able to charge at J1772 stations. Never hurts to be prepared.Sorry to be a pedant - you need a J1772 - NACS adapter, not CCS - NACS
I tried my v2v yesterday with this J1772 - NEMA adapter. Didn't work - the 'LUCID' logo on the (new) mobile connector glowed red which presumably indicates some level of discontent. So the adapter will be going back. Incidentally it did work when connected to my regular J1772 EVSE.
