weight LUCID AIR 2022 Owners Manual

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

Child Safety
Guidelines for Seating Children
All child restraint systems are designed to be
secured by lap belts or the lap belt portion of
the lap-shoulder belt.
WARNING: Do not use a child
restraint on a seat with an operational
airbag in front of it. There is a risk
of death or serious injury when the
airbag deploys. Crash statistics show
that children are safest when properly
restrained in a child or infant restraint
system that is secured in a rear seating position.WARNING: Do not use a forward-
facing child seat until the child using
it is above the minimum weight of 20
lb (9 kg) and able to sit up unaided.
Up to the age of two years, a child

Weight GroupRear Outer
SeatRear Center
SeatGroup II33-55 lb
(15-25 kg)U, UF-Group III48-76 lb
(22-36 kg)U, UF-
U: Universal belt rearward child restraint
system
UF: Universal belt forward child restraint
system
Weight GroupFront
Passenger
SeatRear
Outer
SeatRear
Center
SeatGroup
0Under 22 lb
(10 kg)-IL-Group
0+Under 29 lb
(13 kg)-IL-Group I20-40 lb
(9-18 kg)-IL-Group
II33-55 lb
(15-25 kg)-IL,
IUF-Group
III48-76 lb
(22-36 kg)-IL,
IUF-
IL: Any semi-universal LATCH/ISOFIX child
restraint system
IUF: Any universal LATCH/ISOFIX child
restraint system
Seating Larger Children
WARNING: Make sure the booster
seat or vehicle seat properly supports
the child

different recommended seating location
or ano
ther child safety seat.
5. If the child seat has an upper tether provided, fit and tighten the upper tether
correctly. See Attaching Upper Tether
Straps. WARNING: When the combined
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eight of the child plus the child
restraint is more than 64 lb (29 kg),
you should not use the lower LATCH/
ISOFIX anchors with the child seats or
booster seats that have an integrated
safety belt. Use the seat belt instead.
Installing Seat Belt Retained Child Seats First, make sure that the child falls into the
corr

ect weight range for the child seat being
used. See Choosing a Child Safety Seat on
page 41.
The following is a general procedure for
installing a seat belt retained child restraint.
You should always read and follow the
instructions provided by the manufacturer of
the child safety seat you are installing. 1. Place the child safety seat in the vehicle
seat and fully e
xtend the seat belt to
engage the ALR. See Automatic Locking
Retractor (ALR). Route the seat belt to
secure the child safety seat and secure
the buckle following the manufacturer

-Slow speed front impacts
- Side impacts
- Driving over bumps or potholes
Therefore, significant superficial damage can
occur to the vehicle without the airbags
inflating or, conversely, a relatively small
amount of not easily visualized structural
damage can cause airbags to inflate.
Types of Airbags
Front airbags
The front airbags are designed to protect
the head and chest of the driver and front passenger from impact with the steering
wheel and dashboard panel components.
The front airbags fitted to your vehicle are
advanced airbags. This type of airbag is
designed to reduce airbag-related injuries to small-statured adults.
An occupancy sensor is built into the
front passenger seat. If the sensor detects
the weight of an infant or small child,
the system will automatically turn off the
passenger

Curtain airbagsWARNING: Make sure that passengers
do not lean their heads against the
doors. In the event of a collision,
the curtain airbag deploys from the
headliner and may cause injury.WARNING: Never hang or attach
heavy objects from the grab handles
on the headliner. The hooks are for
lightweight garments (not for hard
objects).
The curtain airbags are designed to protect
the head in severe frontal crashes with a lateral component, severe side impacts, orrollovers. They do not inflate in all frontal
impacts and do not inflate alone in a rear
impact.
Note: Curtain airbags can help prevent
occupants from being thrown from the vehicle
in the event of a vehicle rollover.
Obstruction of Airbags
WARNING: Do not allow passengers to
obstruct the operation of the airbags
by placing feet, knees, any other part
of the body, or any other objects in
contact with, or in close proximity to,
an airbag module.WARNING: Do not attach or position
items on an airbag cover that could
interfere with the inflation of the
airbag or be propelled inside your
vehicle and injure occupants.WARNING: Never place your arm over
an airbag cover. A deploying airbag
can cause serious fractures or other
injuries.
For the airbags to correctly deploy,
obstructions cannot intervene between an
airbag and the occupant.
The following are examples of the type
of obstructions that could impede the
correct operation of the airbags or jeopardize
personal safety in the event of an airbag
deployment:
-Accessories attached to or obscuring an
airbag cover (for example, attached to
the roof lining, door pillar trim, or the
front seat backrests)
- Items of hand luggage, or other objects
placed on an airbag cover
- Feet, knees, or any other part of the
anatomy in contact with, or in close
proximity to, an airbag cover
- Head, arms, or any part of the anatomy
in contact with, or in close proximity to,
a seat-mounted side airbag
- Objects (such as items of clothing)
hanging from the handles attached to the headliner
- Objects (such as items of clothing or
cushions) draped over the part of the
front seat containing the airbag
- Seat covers/accessory seat covers over
a front seat; in particular, seat covers
that have not been designed for use
with seat-mounted side airbags. If
in doubt, consult your Lucid Service
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Front Passenger Seat Occupant Classification System (OCS)WARNING: Lucid strongly advises against seating a child on the front passenger seat, even
if the passenger airbag is Off. All occupants age 12 and under should ride in the rear seats.
See Child Safety Locks on page 21.WARNING: The full weight of the front seat passenger should always be directly on the
seat cushion. The passenger should never lift themselves off the seat cushion by using
the armrest in the door or the center console, by pressing their feet on the floor, by
sitting on the edge of the seat cushion, or by pressing against the backrest in a way that reduces pressure on the seat cushion. The passenger should never place anything (such
as a cushion) between themselves and the seat that could cause OCS to disable the front
passenger

If you think the passenger airbag status is incorrect, check for the following:-Objects lodged underneath the seat
- Objects wedged between the seat cushion and the center console
- Objects hanging off the back off the seat
- Cargo interference with the seat
- Rear-seat passengers pushing or pulling on the front passenger seat
Any of the conditions listed above may cause the occupancy sensor to incorrectly interpret the
weight of the occupant or object as either heavier or lighter than the real weight.
Depending on the input received from the occupancy sensor, the passenger airbag status indicator
operates as follows:Front Passenger Seat OccupancyPassenger Airbag StatusPassenger Airbag Status
IndicatorAirbag SRS Warning
IndicatorCompletely empty/ low-weight
object *1DeactivatedOFF-Child restraint seat with infantDeactivated *2OFF-ChildDeactivated*3OFF-AdultActivated*4ON-System malfunctionDeactivatedOFFON
*1
A low-weight object or occupant is classified as weighing less than 52 lb (23.5 kg). The movement
of a low-weight occupant or object while your vehicle is in motion may cause the status indicator to
switch states occasionally.
*2 Never install a rear-facing child restraint system on the front passenger seat. A forward-facing
child restraint system should only be installed on the front passenger seat when it is unavoidable.
*3 For some children (a child in a seat, booster seat, or convertible seat), the system may not
recognize them as a child. Factors that may affect this can be the physique or posture.
*4 The system judges a person of adult size as an adult. When a smaller adult sits in the front
passenger seat, the system may not recognize them as adults, depending on their physique and
posture.
Note: It is possible to receive an intermittent indicator status with an empty seat. This is part of
the system

Getting Maximum Range
Driving Tips to Maximize Range
-Remove any unnecessary cargo to
reduce vehicle load weight.
- Ensure your tires are maintained at
their specified inflation pressures. See
Maintaining Tire Pressures on page 177.
- Keep all windows closed when possible
to reduce drag.
- Avoid abrupt and/or frequent
acceleration. Try to maintain an even
speed.
- When it is safe to do so, use one pedal
driving techniques to gradually slow
the vehicle using regenerative braking
rather than friction braking. See Braking
Systems on page 78.
- Switch into Smooth mode. See Drive
Modes on page 70.
- Limit the use of the heating and air
conditioning controls when possible.
Using seat heaters to keep warm is a
more energy-efficient alternative than
heating the entire cabin.
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Front Armrest and Storage CompartmentWARNING: Do not operate the vehicle
with the storage compartment lid in
the open position as this could result
in injury in a collision.
Slide the cover to access the front cup
holders and storage area.
Pull the release latch and lift up the armrest
to access the storage compartment.
Center Console Storage Compartment
Pull the latch to release the storage
compartment cover and allow it to open. Press
the cover to close.
Rear Armrest and Storage Compartment
WARNING: The rear armrest must not
be used as a seat or a booster cushion for small children. Children must be
seated in a seat suitable for their size
and weight to reduce the risk of injury
in a crash.Use the latch to pull down the rear center
armrest.
Pull up on the lid to access the storage
compartment. Close the lid and push the armrest up to close.
Cup Holders
Note: The cup holders have a rubber insert
that can be removed to allow them to be
cleaned if there is a spillage.
Cup holders are located in the following
locations:
Front center console. Slide the cover
rearwards to use the cup holder.
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