Lucid Home Charger. Plugged in when my wife got home at about 7p. Set to start at midnight. Has had issues before not being reliable in the past (see the scheduled charging unreliable thread as it is not just me) but has worked consistently for a while. This was the first scheduled charge after the update. It was scheduled, but never woke the car up and charged.
Are you maybe stopping the charge when you first plug it in? I’ve never been able to have the car restart charging on the schedule automatically if I stopped it manually until the next time I wake up the car.
Nope. The car is set for scheduled. Plug in and the app says charging scheduled. Actually, the car will always start charging if you wake it up within the 12h scheduled charging window (which I wish Lucid would fix with a true start / stop window, that you can set differently for weekdays and weekends like my Leaf, but I digress). For example, this morning I noticed that I only pulled 7 kW of power overnight which was the Leaf on the ChargePoint charger. Strange, since the Lucid was also scheduled. Opened up the Lucid app. The car had not charged, but started charging when I woke it up since it was in the 12h window. I stopped it because it was no longer off peak. When my wife went out with the key, the car started charging again. Bottom line, the car will always start charging if within the 12h scheduled charging window, whether or not you stopped it or if it had reached the limit. If it had reached the limit, it turns on charging and then stops shortly after because the limit had again been reached.
The situation I describe is 1) Charge to 80% completed 2) Later that day go to car and unlock 3) Car boots up and starts to charge; unable to pull out handle 4) 15-30 seconds later, car realizes charge is/was complete and I'm then able to disconnect.
Yup, okay, that’s weird. I have mine set to start at 9:01pm and it used to fail at starting to charge but hasn’t in ages. I wonder if it’s because it’s set to midnight? Maybe try setting it to 11:59pm. That would be dumb, but I’m curious.
Same here. Permanent notification that curb rash is not available (which I can’t turn off). Plus cameras are now a mess, climate settings don’t maintain previous settings, car defaults to in-house navigation upon every new drive, and Drive Assist that only shows the car straddling two lanes and not in a lane hence it’s now useless. Another update, and two steps back.
I’ve heard you need to log out of the app then log back in.
Same for me on Rash not available.
For those having this issue, I found on a reddit thread that you can get the heated wheel to stay on by rapidly, repeatedly tapping the button for a few seconds. Stupid thing to have to do, but it works. The issue that remains is that the wheel heater doesn't come on when you try to heat your car with the phone app to be warmed when you get in. My seat heat doesn't turn on remotely, either, but that at least works reliably from the car's screen.
Same thing. I walked away and came back 10 minutes later and it was ok.
Apparently, some. Mine is fine. I imagine it is a minority, but I don’t have data or stats, so that’s just a guess.
Can you pull the handle out at any time by pressing the latch button on the handle? I'm wondering if the root of your comment is based in the charge restarting (which is perfectly normal depending on conditions), vs not being able to unplug the handle by pushing the latch button.
Yeah add me to that list. CS had me do the buttons/brake reset and one I hadn’t heard of. Get out of the car. Lock it. Get back in, place in drive and then immediately place in park and then walk away without disturbing the car. Assured me this was different than a tradition power cycle as it triggered the car to reset differently.
Thanks, I tried that, to no avail. I called Lucid to complain. The agent had me jump through a bunch of hoops that I had already traversed. When they failed, she informed me that, oh yeah, we’re having trouble with 2.6. They actually stopped the rollout of 2.6, and apparently are working diligently to fix it.
