Nausea

[Ssonward]

Any of you guys getting nausea or nauseous when driving Lucid Air? I have it on the smooth setting.

 

[DeaneG]

We had this problem quite a bit with our Model 3 performance, but not so much with the Air. You'll need to be more gentle/deliberate when easing off the accelerator pedal. Sudden acceleration or deceleration tends to induce nausea. Setting regeneration to "standard" may help.

 

[windscar911]

Any of you guys getting nausea or nauseous when driving Lucid Air? I have it on the smooth setting.

Not at all, thankfully. I do get nauseous in most Teslas though.

I think initially I did feel it a little bit but that was mostly the new car smell. After having it for over a month now, it's been totally fine.

 

[Bunnylebowski]

Is this only when using ACC? There’s a bug where it hyper-varies the throttle to make the speed too exact and you’ll feel an oscillating feeling that can make you queasy. I hope a fix is coming.

 

[SDHacker]

Do you notice your energy consumption gauge acting like a metronome? There was a thread about that. If constant acceleration/deceleration is causing the problem, setting regen to standard like @DeaneG suggested and just practicing being more steady with the accelerator should ease the situation. Once you get used to that, you can set regen to strong to make 1 pedal driving easier.

 

[Bobby]

Do you notice your energy consumption gauge acting like a metronome? There was a thread about that. If constant acceleration/deceleration is causing the problem, setting regen to standard like @DeaneG suggested and just practicing being more steady with the accelerator should ease the situation. Once you get used to that, you can set regen to strong to make 1 pedal driving easier.

To make regen less intrusive, use Swift mode with standard Regen. Big difference from Smooth.