2026 Lucid Gravity recalls

Multiple times while driving on the highway while using the “hands free driving”, the car didn’t seem to recognize traffic slowing down ahead and then started flashing in red “break now!” I had to slam on the breaks to avoid rear ending the car in front of me. The car video recording system recorded the incidents.

The windshield washer system on vehicle became inoperable at the beginning of July. This condition has occurred for nearly 4 months now, and despite numerous, repeated attempts, Lucid Motors won’t take the vehicle in for service. A mobile technician did inspect the vehicle on 9/4/26 and told me he was unable to fix issue and that it needs to brought in for service. The Lucid Motors service department refuses to schedule the repair. Further, I was informed that they are "undermanned" and told that their Service Center voicemail system that I had been calling "has never worked, and not to call it and leave messages”. Calls to Lucid Motors "Customer Care" department have resulted in repeated pr

The problems with this vehicle placed my wife and me in several life-threatening situations for an extended period. The most serious event happened on [XXX] during Labor Day weekend traffic. The vehicle suddenly and severely lost propulsion at highway speed, and [XXX] has not identified or documented the cause of that failure. Because the cause remains unknown, I have no reasonable basis to believe the vehicle is safe to drive or that the same event will not happen again. Four serious dangers during the [XXX] incident 1. Sudden loss of speed in highway traffic. While traveling in traffic moving at more than 70 mph, the Gravity suddenly and severely lost propulsion and slowed to less than abo

On XXX while driving approximately 170 miles along the [XXX] corridor from [XXX] to [XXX], the vehicle’s Hands-Free driver assistance system (Highway Assist / DreamDrive) suffered three critical, unprovoked disengagements, creating severe near-miss rear-end hazards. Prior to the trip, I had intentionally disabled the automatic lane change feature due to known unreliability, relying only on Hands-Free lane centering and speed control while performing manual lane changes myself. Despite this, the system failed catastrophically three times: Incident 1 (Heavy Rain): Driving in torrential rain where the windshield wipers failed to adequately clear the glass. With no vehicles ahead but traffic act

I had three children in the vehicle getting out. Two in the second row and one in the third row. I walked away from the car with the key in my pocket and my two children in the second row closed the door on the child in the third row before she got out. Because my key was in my pocket and i was far away from the vehicle, the car locked when the doors shut. My child in the third row climbed into the second row and attempted to open the door--she could not open any of the rear doors. The child locks were not activated, and there is no way to open the rear doors when the car is locked. I tried this with my older child, thinking my younger child was not strong enough to manually open the doors w