Recent content by hmp10

It has happened when exiting solely via the rear doors and solely via the front passenger door, although maybe it could be the electronics thinking a door is open. However, as you mention, we got no "open door" warning.

I have never driven the car without both the fob and the mobile key (and the key card, too, for that matter) in the car. This is my second Air, as the first one was totaled in an accident. In the year and a half I had the first Air, it never exhibited this problem. Another poster in this...

Yes. Remember that the Air has soft close doors that pull themselves up tight if not fully closed by a passenger. Also remember that the car returns to normal operation after a period of time with the driver doing nothing other than continually trying to engage the shift function. Read back...

Yep.

The car has asked for the PIN a couple of times, but usually not. A few times I have gotten the "key fob not detected" warning while driving the car down the road, but it will spontaneously disappear with nothing changing about the car's performance. However, this warning has never appeared...

After several occurences, it had been a while since our car wouldn't switch from "Park" to either "Drive" or "Reverse", so I thought Lucid had finally resolved the problem with one of the recent OTA software updates. I was wrong. Last night my partner put the car in "Park" to let me out at the...

Sorry, but I don't remember. I'm not that sensitive to tire noise unless it reaches extreme levels, and I certainly don't remember that. In any case, they are a new tire line and might differ in noise level from earlier Hankook tires. There aren't any tests of them yet on Tire Rack, my "go...

Mercedes has apparently been so disappointed in EQS and EQE sales that they are rethinking their product lineup: https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/mercedes-has-reportedly-cancelled-entire-ev-platform

I've put Hankook tires on a couple of cars before and found them just fine in the handling and wear departments for a given application. It's common for automakers to source tires from different companies. I think Pirelli and Lucid worked together early on to develop the LM1 to handle the...

I noticed something interesting in the new episode of "The Road to Gravity" that Lucid just posted. The Gravity is wearing Hankook tires for cold weather testing. It's the Evo Ion, one of the EV-specific tires that Hankook has developed. Is Hankook going to be a supplier to production Lucids?

I had the same issue with State Farm last year and was on the verge of threatening legal action against them until the car was determined to be totaled and the repair issues became moot. They simply refuse to accept that it costs more to repair a car such as a Lucid than to repair a Chevy...

Lease the car with no worries. You'll love it.

Lucid is constantly expanding their certified body shop network. K. W. Auto Body, LLC in Honolulu is certified. http://www.kwautobody.com/

With Lucid saying it is on track to begin Gravity deliveries late this year, I think it's virtually certain that core powertrain work and the specs relating to it are already locked in. There may still be some chassis tuning and software work underway, but not anything relating to core...

Yes, this would be my "dream edition" of the Gravity.