Smudo (@Smudeo) en getquin

Smudo

@Smudeo

3Semana·

$LCID (+0,97 %)

Lucid Auto

Has just been presented here.

Price 6 figures with equipment and quality well, red rust will soon send its regards.

Market in Germany/Europe difficult because the price/quality category of the customers is not fulfilled.

My summary:

Good inside, bad outside

Door handle wobbly, loading flap playful, trunk lid doesn't work at all.

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

3Semana

That thing costs €85,000? Wow😂

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Christoph@ChrisBizz

3Semana

It's almost audacious to even put something like that at a presentation 😂

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Alfred E.@Papiertiger

3Semana

For 50-55k € you could possibly get rid of them. These things are nothing more than disposable products that last ~usually 7-8 years after the end of the battery warranty. If something breaks and, as is unfortunately usual, is only replaced, you can wait 3-12 months until the parts are shipped over. Look at all the MG, BYD drivers.

Does the Lucid even have cavity sealing? One look underneath and you'll know more. If not rust is pre-programmed. The battery lasts longer than the car anyway.

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Schweizer_Investor@Alumdria

3Semana

I'd get a Tesla Model S Plaid first instead of such a soapbox🤢

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Stephan K.@StrahlemannLP

We are talking about a new vehicle here, not a BMW E38, where prestige was the most important thing for the brand and where "nothing but perfection" was indeed required on the assembly line in Dingolfing. A Tesla is not "better" in many respects and covers this up with gimmicks that no driver in the world needs.

Meanwhile, the trunk lid is fine: it doesn't look much different on a brand new Audi A8 and if that's what the market knows and is used to, then Lucid is doing everything right here, especially as it is neither an estate nor a hatchback saloon.

Furthermore, you should not push the A8 through the car wash, because it is quite possible that the panels will be plucked off. We're not even talking about broken fiber optic cables in the rear door: if this is the case, the door may be replaced so that the ambient lighting looks uniform again. Which brings us to the subject of quality.

Time will tell, therefore, and on the subject of cavity sealing, it should certainly be noted that the vehicle is in all probability fully veneered from below. Anything else doesn't really make sense, as there are no hot components to distribute on this vehicle that would break a veneer, and with the price tag it's not unusual for the vehicle to be parked in a garage where it can dry out. So the long-term quality will tell.

And let's be honest: rattling door handles are normal these days. As I said, we're talking about a new vehicle here. Not a BMW E38, Mercedes Benz W140 or W124.

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