The story of a stolen Air

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I Tracked My Stolen Lucid Air Through The App, And Took It Back From The Thief's Driveway, All While A Neighbor Recorded The Whole Thing

Kevin Cordova took matters into his own hands and launched a single-man recovery operation for his stolen Lucid Air, foregoing police involvement. The events that unfolded could be the plot of a short film.

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[HC_79]

Yeah..... more fool them for leaving the key in the car unattended. Watch how quickly this feature gets disabled the moment someone takes matters into their own hands like this owner did and ends up being shot and dies as a result. Many automakers can track cars but they often don't share it for this reason. In most cases you call the automaker and they contact the authorities with the location.

 

[msaunders9430]

Yeah..... more fool them for leaving the key in the car unattended. Watch how quickly this feature gets disabled the moment someone takes matters into their own hands like this owner did and ends up being shot and dies as a result. Many automakers can track cars but they often don't share it for this reason. In most cases you call the automaker and they contact the authorities with the location.

Humans will be humans.
Good thinking on his part.
Glad he got it back and keeps it in a garage.
Now he just needs to remember to close the garage door.

They can't get rid of that feature.
George Costanza could have used that.

For those who've never seen the episode, here's the scene.
Two minute video. If you've sat through an OoS video, this is like a crumb compared to a meal.

 

[WeighingGravity]

I assume all Teslas will show you their location in the app; mine does.

 

[LuvLucy]

I assume all Teslas will show you their location in the app; mine does.

yep they do