brake LUCID AIR 2022 Owners Manual

Horn 68Drive Selector 69Using the Drive Selector 69
Vehicle Creep 69
Drive Modes 70
Using Neutral 70
Drive Modes 70
Limited Power Mode 70
Mirrors 72
Adjusting the Exterior Side Mirror Position 72
Interior Rear View Mirror 72
Exterior Lights 73
Exterior Lights Control 73
High Beam Headlights 73
Rear Fog Light 74 Turn Signals 74Hazard Warning Lights 75
Interior Lights 76
Interior Lights 76
Ambient Lighting 76
Wipers and Washers 77
Wipers 77
Washers 77
Brakes 78Braking Systems 78
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) 78
Regenerative Braking 79
Vehicle Hold 80
Parking Brake 80
Brake Pad Wear 81
Lucid Stability Control 82
Lucid Stability Control 82
Getting Maximum Range 83
Driving Tips to Maximize Range 83
Heating, Ventilation Air Conditioning 84
Temperature Control 84
Defrost 85
Interior Equipment 86
Sun Visors 86
Glove Box 86

Alerts and Notifications 141
Software Updates 142
Updating Software 142 Viewing Release Notes 143High-Voltage Battery Pack &
ChargingElectric Vehicle Components 145
High-Voltage Components 145
Battery Information 147
About the Vehicle Batteries 147
High Voltage Battery Pack Care 147
Charging Instructions 148
Safety Checklist 148 Charge Port Door 148Charging the Vehicle 149Disconnecting the Charging Cable 149
Charging Status 150
Setting a Charge Limit 150
Cold Weather Charging Considerations 151MaintenanceMaintenance Requirements 153
Your Responsibility 153
Scheduled Maintenance 153
Fluid Replacement 153
Owner Maintenance 153
Electrical and High Voltage Safety 154
Maintenance Schedule 155
Multi-Point Inspection 156
Fluid Reservoirs 157
Checking Brake Fluid 157 Checking Windshield Washer Fluid 158
Wiper Blades and Washer Jets 159
Checking the Wiper Blades 159 Replacing Wiper Blades 159
Cleaning Washer Jets 159
Cabin Air Filter 161
Replacing the Cabin Air Filters 161
Vehicle Care 162
Cleaning the Exterior 162
Polishing, Paint, and Body Repairs 163
Using a Car Cover 164
Cleaning the Interior 164

Floor Mats 166Parts and Accessories 167
Parts, Accessories, and Modifications167
Body Repairs 167
Vehicle Lifting Points 168
Lifting the Vehicle 168Tire & WheelsTire Information 170
Understanding Tire Markings 170 International Tire Approval Marks 173
Uniform Tire Quality Grading 173
Tire and Loading Information Label 174
Tire Care and Maintenance 176
Inspecting and Maintaining Tires 176
Maintaining Tire Pressures 177
Replacing Tires and Wheels 179
Seasonal Tire Types 179 Driving in Low Temperatures 180
Tire Traction Devices 180
Tire Pressure Monitoring System 181 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) 181
Vehicle Loading 183
Loading the Vehicle 183
Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit 183Technical DataVehicle Dimensions and Weights 186
Exterior Dimensions 186
Vehicle Weights 187
Wheels and Tires 188
Wheel and Tire Specifications 188
Tire Pressures 189
Vehicle Sub-Systems 190
Steering 190
Brakes 191
Front Suspension 192
Rear Suspension 193
Motors 194
Transmission 194
12V Batteries 194
High-Voltage Battery 194

PIN to Drive
When accessing the vehicle with a dead key
fob or valet card, drivers will need their to
enable driving. After pressing the brake pedal, drivers enter the PIN using the Pilot Panel.
After entering a valid PIN, drivers can operate
the vehicle until the driver

High beam headlights activeLow high-voltage battery State of Charge (SoC)12V battery charging system fault detectedHigh temperature detected for high-voltage batteryLow temperature detected for high-voltage battery
Brake System Warning. Call Lucid Service Center.Brake System Warning. Call Lucid Service Center.Excessive brake wear detected
Left turn signal active
Driving & Operating59

Right turn signal activeHighway Assist activeAirbag system fault detectedLane Departure Protection disabled or system fault detectedLucid Stability Control system is in a reduced stateCollision Protection disabledCollision Protection fault detectedDrive mode enabledVehicle hold is currently active and holding vehicle
Parking brake applied
Driving & Operating60

Parking brake fault detected
Door open or ajarSeat belt not fastenedSystem warningSystem alertDriver

Brake System Warning; Stop the vehicle. Call Lucid Service Center.Brake System Warning. Call Lucid Service Center.Excessive brake wear detectedParking brake fault detectedParking Brake appliedHigh Beam Assist applied
Driving & Operating62

Drive Selector
Using the Drive Selector
With the vehicle in P Park or N Neutral , move
the right steering column lever up or down to
select Reverse or Drive. The Center Cockpit
Panel shows the current selection. When in
Park, you must also press the brake pedal
before selecting D Drive or R Reverse.
Note: If you try to make a selection that is
prohibited due to the current vehicle speed,
a chime will sound and a message will be displayed on the Cockpit Panel.
R (Reverse)
Push the lever up and release to select R.
Reverse can only be selected when the vehicle
is stationary or its forward speed is less than
5 mph (8 km/h).
N (Neutral)
Allows the vehicle to roll freely unless the
brakes are applied. Push the lever up or down
from the currently selected gear and release
to select N.
D (Drive)
Push the lever down and release to select D.
You can only select Drive when the vehicle
is stationary or its speed is less than 5 mph
(8 km/h) in reverse.
P (Park)
When P is selected, the parking brake is automatically applied. With the vehicle
stationary, press the end of the gear selector
to select Park.
Note: P is automatically engaged when you
connect a charging cable to the charging port.
This is to prevent the vehicle frm moving while
still connected.
Note: If the vehicle is in D or R, P will
automatically be selected if you open the
driver

Drive Modes
Using Neutral
1. To shift out of park unlock the car witheither the keyfob, the nfc card, a pairedphone, or the phone app with correct
credentials.
2. Once the car is unlocked and powered on, you can open the driver door and
shift to neutral by pressing the brake
pedal and operating the shift lever.
The park brake will disengage, and the
vehicle will be ready to be pushed or
pulled.
3. If the electrical system of the vehicle is dead where the vehicle does not
wake up and unlock when asked for, the operator needs to connect a 12v jump-
start battery to the jump-start terminal so that operations A and B can be
conducted.
Drive Modes
Your vehicle can be set to your preferred
driving and regenerative braking modes.
You can opt for more comfortable and
less responsive vehicle controls in order to increase energy efficiency.
Use the Pilot Panel to select Drive Mode by
touching
.
Smooth
Smooth mode offers a relaxed and range-
focused driving experience. When activated,
the steering, braking and suspension systems
will be optimized for comfort, and the
powertrain response will be smoothed.
Swift
Swift mode is designed for spirited driving.
When activated, steering, braking and
suspension systems will be optimized for
a dynamic driving experience. Powertrain
responsiveness, and available power and
torque, will be increased. Upon powering the
vehicle off and on again, the drive mode will return to Smooth.
SprintWARNING: It is recommended
that this mode is used only by
advanced and skilled drivers, in
suitable environments, and with
Lucid-specification summer tires
installed.
Sprint Mode enables the maximum power
and torque of your vehicle, designed for
short duration bursts of intense performance.
Steering, braking and suspension systems are
optimized for stability and control. To use
this mode, you must select it and agree to
a disclaimer. Upon powering the vehicle off
and on again, the drive mode will return to
Smooth, and the disclaimer requirement will
reset.
Note: This mode cannot be selected if the
vehicle is using the guest profile. Please login
to enable this mode.
Limited Power Mode
CAUTION: It is recommended that
when driving in Limited Power Mode
you should travel in the lane of slower
moving traffic and be prepared to
stop.
Limited Power Mode automatically activates
if a fault is detected by the vehicle