They don't support salvage cars.
The problem is how they ( Lucid) define " salvage" cars . There is a story on this forum about a guy that got his lucid salvaged , after it was hit by an umbrella... Mine had only minor damages to the wheel and a fender , and it was also made "salvage" , although fully repairable - and repaired . Driving now over 20k miles on service mode ... So if any damage to the car will be deemed as salvaging - good , working cars will end up on dumps or will be sold for parts. You think it is reasonable ?They don't support salvage cars.
I will look more towards Insurance company who devalue so much the car that any "minor" repair scrap it. Lucid look at the "official" title (I think) and I'm pretty sure they don't have time (or don't want) to evaluate repairability. They sell cars and parts. That same problem exist with most EV. Not very "green"...The problem is how they ( Lucid) define " salvage" cars . There is a story on this forum about a guy that got his lucid salvaged , after it was hit by an umbrella... Mine had only minor damages to the wheel and a fender , and it was also made "salvage" , although fully repairable - and repaired . Driving now over 20k miles on service mode ... So if any damage to the car will be deemed as salvaging - good , working cars will end up on dumps or will be sold for parts. You think it is reasonable ?