Lucid Air Sapphire 2023 User manual

Lucid
Owner's Manual
North America
Air Sapphire
Air Dream
Air Grand Touring
Air Touring
Air Pure

Table of Contents
Chapters Sections
Introduction A Message From Lucid 2
About This Manual 3
Using This Manual, Locating and Referencing
Information 3
Document Applicability 3
Symbols Glossary for Important Information
3
Illustrations 3
Revisions and Modifications 3
Trademarks 3
Copyright 4
Information About This Vehicle 5
Quality Control 5
Vehicle Modifications 5
Body Repairs 5
Electric Vehicle Precautions 5
Personal Information and Data Sharing 6
Data Sharing Permissions 6
Vehicle Overview Exterior 8
Exterior Overview 8
Interior 10
Interior Overview 10
Vehicle Identification 12
Steering Wheel Controls 13
Glass Cockpit 14
Pilot Panel 15
Smart Drawer 15
Rear Display 16
Opening & Closing Keyless Entry System 18
Using the Mobile Key 18
Using the Key Fob 18
Using the Lucid Key Card 20
Replacing the Key Fob Battery 20
PIN to Drive 21
Caring for the Key Fob 21
Replacement Key Fobs 21

Type Approval 21
Doors 23
Opening Doors from the Outside 23
Opening Doors from the Inside 23
Door Warnings 24
Locking and Unlocking from Inside the
Vehicle 24
Child Safety Locks 24
Automatic Locking and Unlocking 24
Opening Interior Doors with No Power 24
Windows 25
Window Safety 25
Opening and Closing Windows 25
Sunshades 25
Hood 27
Hood Opening and Closing 27
Accessing the Front Cargo Area 28
Hood Interior Emergency Release 29
Trunk 30
Trunk Opening and Closing 30
Accessing the Rear Cargo Area 31
Trunk Interior Emergency Release 31
Safety and Security 32
Tow and Break-In Alert 32
Seating & Safety Restraints Front Seats 34
Adjusting the Front Seats 34
Correct Seating Position 34
Easy Entry & Exit 35
Massage Feature 36
Seat Heating and Ventilation 36
Rear Seats 38
Rear Seat Folding 38
Rear Seat Pass-Through 38
Rear Seat Heaters 38
Head Restraints 40
Correct Head Restraint Position 40
Adjusting the Head Restraints 40
Seat Belts 42
Seat Belt Warnings 42
Wearing Seat Belts 43
Fastening the Seat Belt 43

Seat Belt Reminders 44
Using Seat Belts When Pregnant 44
Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners 44
Location of Seatbelt Pre-Tensioners 46
Testing Seat Belts 47
Child Safety 48
Guidelines for Seating Children 48
Child Safety Seat Warnings 48
Choosing a Child Safety Seat 50
Seating Larger Children 52
Installing Child Safety Seats 52
Installing LATCH or ISOFIX Child Seats 52
Installing Seat Belt-Retained Child Seats 54
Attaching Upper Tether Straps 54
Airbags 56
SRS Airbag System Components 56
Airbag Safety Information 58
Airbag Safety Labels 58
How the Airbags Work 58
Types of Airbags 58
Obstruction of Airbags 60
Front Passenger Seat Occupant Classification
System (OCS) 61
Front Passenger Seat OCS Status Indicator
62
Front Passenger Seat OCS Precautions 63
Effects of Airbag Inflation 63
Airbag SRS Warning Indicator 64
Airbag Service Information 64
Driving & Operating Driver Information 66
Vehicle Information and Alerts 66
Trip Information 66
Pilot Panel 67
Retracting, Extending, or Turning Off the Pilot
Panel 67
Center Cockpit Panel 68
Center Cockpit Panel - Overview 68
Warning Indicators 69
High-Voltage Drive System Failure 70
Charge and Power Meter 71
Battery State of Charge Indicator 71
Starting and Powering Off 72
Starting 72
Powering Off 73

Steering Wheel 74
Adjusting the Steering Wheel Position 74
Steering Feel and Sensitivity 74
Steering Wheel - Right Controls 75
Horn 76
Drive Selector 77
Using the Drive Selector 77
Vehicle Creep 77
Drive Modes 79
Drive Modes 79
Launch Mode 80
Limited Power Mode 81
Mirrors 82
Adjusting the Exterior Side Mirror Position 82
Interior Rear View Mirror 82
Exterior Lights 83
Exterior Lights Control 83
High Beam Headlights 84
Rear Fog Light 84
Turn Signals 84
Hazard Warning Lights 85
Interior Lights 86
Interior Lights 86
Ambient Lighting 86
Wipers and Washers 87
Wipers 87
Washers 87
Brakes 89
Braking Systems 89
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) 89
Regenerative Braking 90
Vehicle Hold 91
Parking Brake 91
Brake Pad Wear 92
Carbon Ceramic Brakes 93
Lucid Stability Control 95
Lucid Stability Control 95
Getting Maximum Range 96
Driving Tips to Maximize Range 96
Heating, Ventilation Air Conditioning 97

Temperature Control 97
Defrost 98
Max Cool 98
Interior Equipment 100
Sun Visors 100
Glove Box 100
Front Armrest and Storage Compartment 101
Center Console Storage Compartment 101
Rear Armrest and Storage Compartment 101
Cup Holders 101
Accessory Connections 103
USB Connections 103
Wireless Charging 103
12-Volt Power Socket 104
DreamDrive About DreamDrive 107
DreamDrive Features 107
DreamDrive Component Locations 108
DreamDrive Limitations 110
Driving Experience 112
Steering Wheel DreamDrive Controls 112
Using DreamDrive 113
DreamDrive Requirements 113
Adaptive Cruise Control 113
Highway Assist 116
Traffic Sign Recognition 118
Traffic Drive-Off Alert 119
Distracted Driver Alert 120
Interior Camera 120
Drowsy Driver Alert 120
High Beam Assist 121
Collision Detection and Protection 123
Collision Protection 123
Automatic Emergency Braking 123
Forward Collision Warning 124
Rear Pedestrian Collision Protection 125
Cross Traffic Protection 126
Lane Departure Protection 126
Blind Spot Warning 127
Blind Spot Display 128
Parking Experience 129
About Parking Experience 129
Automatic Park In 129
Automatic Park Out 131

Surround View Monitoring 132
Rear View Monitoring 133
Park Distance Warning 134
Infotainment User Profiles 136
About User Profiles 136
Creating a User Profile 136
Profile Settings 137
Loading and Switching Profile Preferences 138
Removing Secondary User Profiles 138
Factory Reset 138
Changing Display Settings 139
Keyboard Language and Input Preferences
139
Media and Audio 141
Media Overview 141
Physical Media Controls 142
Dashboard Volume Control 143
Searching Media Content 143
Radio 143
SiriusXM® 145
Apple CarPlay® 147
Loing into Media Applications 148
Playing Media from Devices 148
Audio Settings 149
Using Alexa 150
Alexa Built-In 150
Maps and Navigation 151
Navigation Overview 151
Search 151
Navigation Settings 151
Charging Category Search 152
Routing 153
Predicting Energy Usage 154
Adjusting the Map 155
Setting Home and Work Destinations 156
Map Updates and Offline Mode 156
Phone and Smart Devices 157
Bluetooth® Wireless Technology 157
Pairing a Bluetooth Device 157
Syncing Contacts and Messages 157
Connecting and Disconnecting Bluetooth-
Enabled Devices 158
Editing Bluetooth Enabled Device Preferences
158
Using the Phone App 158

Making and Receiving Phone Calls 159
In-Call Options 159
Using Messages 160
Connecting the Vehicle to Wi-Fi® 161
Add a New Wi-Fi Network 161
HomeLink 162
What is HomeLink? 162
HomeLink Regulatory Advisory 162
Programming HomeLink 163
Using HomeLink® 164
Renaming or Deleting a Program 164
Vehicle Information 165
Vehicle Identification Number 165
Direct Access to the Owner's Manual 165
Alerts and Notifications 165
Software Updates 166
Updating Software 166
Viewing Release Notes 167
Mobile App Phone App 169
Overview 169
Home Screen 169
Charging Screen 171
Map Screen 171
Vehicle Health Screen 171
Watch App 172
Apple Watch 172
High-Voltage Battery Pack &
Charging
Electric Vehicle Components 174
High-Voltage Components 174
Battery Information 176
About the Vehicle Batteries 176
High-Voltage Battery Pack Care 176
Charging Instructions 178
Safety Checklist 178
Charge Port Door 178
Charging the Vehicle 179
RangeXchange™ 180
Disconnecting the Charging Cable 181
Charging Status 181
Setting a Charge Limit 182

Preconditioning 182
Scheduled Charging 182
Cold Weather Charging Considerations 183
Maintenance Maintenance Requirements 186
Your Responsibility 186
Scheduled Maintenance 186
Fluid Replacement 186
Owner Maintenance 186
Electrical and High Voltage Safety 187
Maintenance Schedule 188
Multi-Point Inspection 189
Fluid Reservoirs 190
Checking Brake Fluid 190
Checking Windshield Washer Fluid 191
Wiper Blades and Washer Jets 192
Checking the Wiper Blades 192
Replacing Wiper Blades 192
Cleaning Washer Jets 193
Cabin Air Filter 194
Replacing the Cabin Air Filters 194
Wheels 195
Seasonal Tire Changes 195
Removing and Installing Wheel Trim Covers
195
Wheel Covers 197
Vehicle Care 199
Cleaning the Exterior 199
Polishing, Paint, and Body Repairs 201
Using a Car Cover 201
Cleaning the Interior 201
Floor Mats 203
Parts and Accessories 204
Parts, Accessories, and Modifications 204
Body Repairs 204
Vehicle Lifting Points 205
Lifting the Vehicle 205
Tires & Wheels Tire Information 207
Tire Markings 207
Understanding Tire Marking Labels 208

International Tire Approval Marks 209
Uniform Tire Quality Grading 209
Tire and Loading Information Label 210
Tire Care and Maintenance 212
Inspecting and Maintaining Tires 212
Maintaining Tire Pressures 213
Replacing Tires and Wheels 215
Seasonal Tire Types 215
Driving in Low Temperatures 216
Tire Traction Devices 216
Maintaining Wheel Trims 217
Tire Pressures at High Speeds 218
Tire Pressure Monitoring System 219
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) 219
Vehicle Loading 221
Loading the Vehicle 221
Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit 221
Technical Data Vehicle Dimensions and Weights 224
Exterior Dimensions 224
Vehicle Weights 226
Vehicle Sub-Systems 227
Steering 227
Brakes 228
Wheel and Tire Specifications 229
Tire Pressures 231
Front Suspension 232
Rear Suspension 233
Motors 234
Transmission 234
12V Batteries 234
High-Voltage Battery 234
Roadside Assistance &
Emergency Information
Roadside Assistance 236
Contacting Roadside Assistance 236
Instructions for Transporters 237
Vehicle Towing and Recovery Methods 237
Transporting the Vehicle 238
Preparing Vehicle for Transportation 238
Towing Device Method 240
Opening the Trunk 241
Installing the Towing Device 242
Securing Vehicle for Transportation 243

Connecting External 12V Power 243
Disabling the Power System 245
Safety Precautions 245
First Responder Cut Loop 245
Vehicle Fire 246
Firefighting 246
Scene Size Up 246
Hazardous Conditions 246
Firefighting 249
After Firefighting Suppression is Complete250
Consumer Information New Vehicle Limited Warranty 252
Warranty Information 252
Customer Care 253
Contacting Lucid Motors 253
Reporting Safety Defects 254
Reporting Safety Defects 254
Vehicle Recycling 255
High-Voltage Battery Recycling Process 255
FCC, FDA, and ISED Compliance 256
FCC and ISED Certification 256
Disclaimers / Warnings 269
California Proposition 65 269
California Perchlorate Advisory 269
Vehicle Telematics 269
Data Recording 269

01
Introduction
Introduction 1

A Message From Lucid
Thanks for choosing Lucid. We’re honored to have you aboard.
Lucid Air is designed and engineered with a devout dedication to detail, and every aspect
carefully considered. We hope you cherish this vehicle as much as we did in developing it.
This Owner's Manual will help you become acquainted with your Lucid Air and includes
important information on how to operate, maintain, and get the most out of your ownership
experience.
Congratulations on your new Lucid Air and thank you for dreaming ahead with us.
Introduction 2

About This Manual
Using This Manual, Locating and Referencing
Information
This Owner’s Manual contains information
to help you configure, maintain, and enjoy
your Lucid Air. We advise you to take some
time to familiarize yourself with it before
driving.
Failure to follow the Owner's Manual
instructions and warnings can result in
vehicle damage, severe personal injury or
death to you and others, and voiding the
New Vehicle Limited Warranty.
To quickly find a topic, please refer to the
index.
NOTE: References to the vehicle's
left or right side assume that
you are seated in the car facing
forward.
Document Applicability
This Owner's Manual applies to all Lucid
Air vehicles.
Lucid regularly updates this manual. The
latest version is accessible via the Pilot
Panel and on the Lucid website. Internet
connection is required to download the
most recent version of the manual.
Symbols Glossary for Important Information
The Owner’s Manual uses the following
symbols for important information:
WARNING: Indicates a hazard
which, if not avoided, or instruction
which, if not followed, could result
in severe injury or death
CAUTION: Indicates a hazard
which, if not avoided, or instruction
which, if not followed, could result
in damage to your vehicle
ENVIRONMENTAL: Indicates an
instruction to observe to avoid
unnecessary damage to the
environment
NOTE: Indicates additional
information of a general nature
useful to the reader.
Illustrations
The Owner's Manual provides illustrations
to locate components or features described
in the accompanying text. Depending on
the vehicle specification, software version,
region of purchase, and specific settings,
your vehicle may appear slightly different.
However, the essential information in the
illustrations is correct.
Revisions and Modifications
Continuous improvement is a goal at Lucid,
and we reserve the right to make changes
at any time, without notice and obligation.
Trademarks
Lucid, the Lucid logo, Air, the Air logo,
Dream Edition, Air Sapphire, the Air
Sapphire logo, DreamDrive, Wunderbox,
Surreal Sound, RangeXchange, and Pure
Spec logo are trademarks of Lucid USA
Inc, its subsidiaries, and/or its affiliates.
The Bluetooth(R) word mark and logos are
registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth
SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by
Lucid are under license.
All other trademarks contained in
this document are the property of
their respective owners, and their use
herein does not imply sponsorship or
endorsement of their products or services.
The unauthorized use of any trademark
displayed in this document or on the
vehicle is strictly prohibited.
Introduction 3

Copyright
©2023 Lucid USA, Inc. All rights reserved.
The information presented is current at
the time of publication and subject to
copyright and intellectual property rights
of Lucid USA, Inc. and its subsidiaries
and/or affiliates. This document may not
be reproduced, archived, or transmitted in
any form or by any means, nor modified or
replicated to other sites, without the prior
written permission of Lucid USA, Inc.
Introduction 4

Information About This Vehicle
Quality Control
You may notice miles/kilometers on the
odometer when you take delivery of your
vehicle. The mileage is a result of the
comprehensive process used to ensure the
quality of your car.
Our quality control process includes
extensive inspections during and after
production. The final inspection takes
place at the delivery center and consists
of a road test conducted by a trained Lucid
technician.
Vehicle Modifications
NOTE: Lucid does not recommend
installing non-approved parts and
accessories or performing non-
approved vehicle modifications.
Doing so can negatively affect
your vehicle’s performance and
the safety of its occupants. Non-
approved modifications may lead to
invalidation of your warranty.
WARNING: Using or installing non-
approved parts or accessories,
or making non-approved
modifications could compromise
the safety and performance of your
vehicle which could lead to injury
or death.
NOTE: If you have a disability
that requires modifying the vehicle,
contact Lucid before making any
modifications.
Body Repairs
If you damage the vehicle in a collision,
make sure a Lucid-approved Service
Center repairs your car only using genuine
Lucid parts. Contact Lucid Customer Care
at 1-888-99-LUCID ([phone]).
For more information, see Body Repairs on
page 204.
Electric Vehicle Precautions
WARNING: Your Lucid Air is a
100% electric vehicle, utilizing
high-voltage AC and DC systems,
as well as a 12-volt system. The
AC and DC high-voltage systems
can cause personal injury, severe
burns, electric shock, and even
death, unless you take appropriate
precautions.
You will find a warning label affixed to
several high-voltage components on your
vehicle to alert you to any possible risks.
Always observe and obey the instructions
on the labels attached to the components
on the car; they are there for your safety.
WARNING: Do not touch or
attempt to remove or replace
any high-voltage parts, wiring,
or connectors. The orange outer
sleeve identifies the high-voltage
wiring and connectors.
WARNING: If the vehicle is
involved in an accident, do not
touch any high-voltage wiring or
the components connected to the
wiring.
WARNING: If a vehicle fire
occurs, immediately evacuate the
vehicle and contact your local
fire emergency responders. They
possess the proper training and
equipment to safely extinguish
electric vehicle fires.
Introduction 5

WARNING: The vehicle contains
a sealed Li-ion, high-voltage
battery. Disposing the Li-ion
battery improperly can risk
personal injury, severe burns,
electrical shock, death, and/or
environmental damage.
Personal Information and Data Sharing
For information on how Lucid uses and
protects your personal information, visit
our website at www.lucidmotors.com/legal.
Data Sharing Permissions
You can disable data-sharing from the Pilot
Panel by touching Settings > Connectivity
> Data Sharing Permissions. From here,
you can tole data sharing settings.
Please note that disabling data sharing
also disables the following features:
-Signing in and out of your user profile
-Saving and restoring user profiles and
preferences to the cloud
-Resetting user PINs
-Mobile app interactions
NOTE: When data sharing with
Lucid is disabled, third-party apps
still receive and transmit data as
needed by those third-party terms
of use. Lucid may also still receive
data and personal information
regarding you and your vehicle from
third parties.
Introduction 6

02
Vehicle Overview
Vehicle Overview 7

Exterior
Exterior Overview
1. Hood, see Hood Opening and Closing on page 27
2. Exterior Side Mirror, see Adjusting the Exterior Side Mirror Position on page 82
3. Front Multifunction Camera
4. Pillar Camera
5. Rear View Camera, see Rear View Monitoring on page 133
6. Tires and Wheels, see Inspecting and Maintaining Tires on page 212
7. Exterior Door Handle, see Opening Doors from the Outside on page 23
8. Surround View Monitoring Cameras, see Blind Spot Display on page 128
9. Trunk Lid, see Trunk Opening and Closing on page 30
10. Charge Port Door, see Charge Port Door on page 178
11. Recovery Eye Attachment Point, see Towing Device Method on page 240
12. Headlights, see Exterior Lights Control on page 83
Vehicle Overview 8