I got this working on an older ChargePoint CPH25, using the
@borski Lucid integration to Home Assistant.
I have this problem as well. I have an 8 year-old ChargePoint CPH25 running version 5.5.4.22 that successfully charges my Fiat 500e and Polestar 2 on a schedule. I picked up my new (to me) 2025 Lucid Air Touring a few days ago, and found it failed to charge on schedule. After reading this thread, I did a whole bunch of testing.
If the Lucid Air is asleep and charging begins, it fails.
If the Lucid Air is awake and charging beings, it works.
I don't know if other brands of chargers send a Wake Up signal to the car before scheduled charging begins. I also don't know if there is such a thing as a Wake Up signal. Or if the ChargePoint just too impatient to wait long enough for the car to wake up and start taking a charge?
I called ChargePoint asking if there is anything in their knowledge base about Lucid Air and scheduled charging, specifically any firmware updates that could help. The tech insisted on walking me through all kinds of troubleshooting steps, like turning off the breaker for 2 minutes, disabling scheduled charging in the app, humming Live Wire by AC/DC into the charge port, etc. etc. etc. I stopped him when he wanted me to uninstall the app. He finally looked in his system and said there's no fix.
HERE'S WHAT WORKS: I'm running Home Assistant with the
@borski Lucid integration. It's pretty awesome (so much better than what's available for Polestar... thanks, man!). I keep the 11:00 p.m. schedule in ChargePoint. At 10:58 p.m. I use Home Assistant to check if the Lucid's plugged in, and if it is, send a lucid_air_wake_up_vehicle command. Car wakes up, scheduled charging kicks in, and I have enough juice to make it to work in the morning.