V2L Ionic Adaptor - Compatible?

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In the mist of the holidays, I have a few projectors I sort of want to be plugged into my vehicle. I really wish Lucid had included a 120/110 outlet…

Has anyone happened to try a V2L adapter on the Lucid (like the one Hyundai sells for the Ionic 6) to see if that will work?

 
Thank interesting. I have 12V to 110V converter. I feel safer using that more than direct car’s battery from other brand’s charger for unknown.
 
Don't think the software is there yet. We know it's possible through the tech talk video so maybe the code is waiting to be activated.
 
Thank interesting. I have 12V to 110V converter. I feel safer using that more than direct car’s battery from other brand’s charger for unknown.
Oh yeah, this is what I’m going to do regardless. Do you have a recommendation brand?
 
Don't think the software is there yet. We know it's possible through the tech talk video so maybe the code is waiting to be activated.
I’m honestly curious if anyone here also has an Ionic and can just plug it in to see.
 
Oh yeah, this is what I’m going to do regardless. Do you have a recommendation brand?
I bought it years ago, it is very practical

400W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Charger Converter with 4.8A Dual USB Ports and 2 AC Outlets Car Adapter (Black) https://a.co/d/gvousdt
 
Don't think the software is there yet. We know it's possible through the tech talk video so maybe the code is waiting to be activated.
V2L can be an incredibly valuable feature. here is a post from the Genesis GV60 forum (the Genesis GV60 Performance not only has a 110 outlet in the back seat but also has the V2L adapter):


T.his little adaptor with the V2L function made our GV60 the neighborhood HERO on a very cold night last night.
Our neighbors were trying to get home on a chilly evening yet the turtle mode (and only 1% battery capacity) in their Niro caused them to pull over 1/2mile from home. They called asking about towing and/or extension cord options to a house 200’ away. Instead I was able to meet them on a quiet street under a street lamp, hook up the V2L adapter that came with the GV60, follow the directions provide on the attached card (also see above), and in about 30mins give them enough juice to get safely home.

One neighbor came out in the cold to ask if we were jump-starting the other car, and from the warm and cozy cabin off the GV60, I told them we were simply re-fueling them with electrons. Now they’re in the market for an EV. YAY! Btw, the 22’ Niro is a pretty nifty EV in its own right.
Love this car!!!
 
I bought it years ago, it is very practical

400W Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Car Charger Converter with 4.8A Dual USB Ports and 2 AC Outlets Car Adapter (Black) https://a.co/d/gvousdt
I apparently never followed up on this. I seriously wish Lucid would add a feature for comp mode (or something that didn’t require me to constantly wake the vehicle via the app. The projector was hosted in vehicle and it worked out pretty nicely.

 
So I tried one from Amazon and it didn't work...it did however smoke my Dewalt charger I tried. I think it put 240v through to the 120v outlets.
Anyway it Errored out on the screen fairly quickly. *sigh* I had high hopes! wish Lucid would hurry and make this work.
 
So I tried one from Amazon and it didn't work...it did however smoke my Dewalt charger I tried. I think it put 240v through to the 120v outlets.
Anyway it Errored out on the screen fairly quickly. *sigh* I had high hopes! wish Lucid would hurry and make this work.
Tried which? The Inverter or the Hyundai V2L adapter?

We have the Hyundai V2L adapter .. what a joy it would be if Lucid pushed a software update which would make this *available* device work. Would have been a game changer for us during Hurricane Milton

/keith
 
For those looking for a relatively small load, I use a Bluetti EB3A battery that can charge off the 12V socket in the trunk. It has two 5A 120VAC power plugs and a 12VDC input made for charging from cars. I'm sure you can find other configurations, just keep in mind the trunk port can only supply up to 180W. That means if you exceed 1.5A 120VAC load on that battery (or a little lower since there is some loss), it will drain (slowly) rather than staying level.
 
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