Check the following items before charging your vehicle:

• Inspect the outlet if you are using a domestic wall outlet and do not use it if it appears damaged or worn.
• Inspect the charging cable and connector for damage, including frays or cracks. Do not use it if a part appears damaged.
  Note: Contact a Lucid Service Center if the Lucid Mobile Charging Cable is damaged.
• Ensure that the charging cable is fully uncoiled before use.
• Confirm that the charging connector and charge port are clean and unobstructed. Do not use them and contact a Lucid Service Center if you find any contamination or a foreign object in either part.
• Check to see that the charging cable and charge port are dry. Ensure your hands are dry, and that there is no water or other fluids in the surrounding area (such as puddles on the ground).

The charge port door is located to the rear of the left front wheel.

Opening and Closing the Door

Car doors must be unlocked for the charge port to open. You can open and close the charge port door using any of the following methods:

• Press the  charge port icon on the Left Cockpit Panel.
• Select >  OPENINGS on the Pilot Panel and press the  charge port icon.
• Select >  CHARGING on the Pilot Panel and press the OPEN CHARGE PORT button.
• Use the Lucid Mobile App.
• Press the bottom of the charge port door with a valid key fob detected within 6.5 feet (2 m) of the unlocked vehicle, and it will automatically open. The charge port door automatically closes after unplugging the charging cable; otherwise, you can gently push upward on the bottom of the door until automatic closing takes over.

  
  
  

Manually Opening the Door

The charge port door can be manually opened if the vehicle has no power:

1. Open the driver’s door.
2. Place your finger at the bottom right corner of the charge port door and gently lift it up.
3. Continue lifting on the corner until a gap begins to form between the top edge and the fender.
4. Insert your fingers into the gap once it is there along the top edge and gently pull downward until a hard stop is reached.

The Lucid Mobile Charging Cable is a convenient way to charge your Lucid vehicle at home or on the go. When not in use, it can be stored in the vehicle. See the Lucid Mobile Charging Guide and our website for instructions and additional details about this charger or charging alternatives.

Using the Lucid Mobile Charging Cable, plug the J1772 (CCS type 1) connector into the car's charge port to begin charging.

Errors During Charging

The charge port light will turn red if an error occurs. Details and instructions will display on both the Pilot Panel and Glass Cockpit if this happens.

Contact Lucid Customer Care for further assistance if following the displayed steps does not resolve the error.

If another electric vehicle is low on charge, you can use your Lucid vehicle to charge it through shared charging.

Compatibility Check

RangeXchange is compatible with later versions of the Mobile Charging Cable. To check if your cable is compatible, check the back label of the mobile cable box. The part number displayed on the label should be PN: P11-Y14200-XX. If the -XX is -09 or higher, your cable is compatible. If it is -08 or lower, it will not work with RangeXchange.

Setup

1. Connect the RangeXchange cable to the Mobile charger.

   
   
   

2. Connect the short end of the RangeXchange cable to your vehicle.

   The charge port light will flash blue.

   
   
   

3. Plug in the long end of the RangeXchange cable to the other vehicle.

   This step is the same as the AC charging behavior of the other vehicle.

   
   
   

4. Start the charging process via the Pilot Panel of your vehicle.

Start a session from the Pilot Panel

1. Once the Mobile charger is connected to your vehicle via the RangeXchange adapter, the Pilot Panel will display the RangeXchange discharge screen.
2. To start discharge from your vehicle, tap Start Sharing.
3. After the connection is established, you can charge the other vehicle.
4. Your vehicle will continue to discharge until the set limit has been reached.

Discharging Speed and Power Limits

Your vehicle can support up to 9.6 kw of power discharge.

Press the button and then pull the charging cable towards you to disconnect it from the charge port and stop a charging session.

Emergency Manual Charging Cable Disconnect

The vehicle has a manual disconnect if pressing the button on the charging cable does not release it:

1. Open the hood. See Hood Opening and Closing.
2. Pull up on the manual disconnect lever to release the charging cable.

   
   
   

3. Ensure that the manual disconnect lever is correctly inserted into its original position before closing the hood.

You can check the progress of the charging process via the light on the charge port, in-vehicle displays, or Lucid Mobile App.

Charge Port Light

The charge port light indicates the current charging status. Refer to the following table to understand the meaning of each light color and pattern:

The progress meter of the charge port light will flash green when charging, indicating the current charge level of the battery pack.

1. One LED 0% - 24%
2. Two LEDs 25% - 49%
3. Three LEDs 50% - 74%
4. Four LEDs 75% - 99%

When charging is completed, the light will remain solid green.

Vehicle Display Status

The Pilot Panel and Glass Cockpit will display the current charging status once charging begins, including the time remaining until completion.

The charging system will charge the battery to the recommended level without a set charge limit. The vehicle dynamically adjusts the actual charging rate depending on the state of charge, ambient temperature, battery pack temperature, and position of the charge slider.

You may need to adjust the charge limit higher or lower, according to your driving needs. A higher charge limit will increase trip distance. Vehicles that are parked for extended periods should be plugged in and use a lower charge limit to maintain battery pack health.

Follow these guidelines for setting the charge limit:

• Set the slider to Daily or 50% - 80% for general use. This setting best preserves the battery pack life.
• Set the slider beyond Daily and up to Distance for more range. Distance allows a full charge.

You may notice changes in reduced regenerative braking and charging speeds when charging beyond the Daily setting. This functionality gradually returns as the car is driven.

To set the charge limit:

1. Select >  CHARGING on the Pilot Panel to display charging options.
2. Tap the SET CHARGE LIMIT button.
3. Use the slider to set the desired level of charge between 50% - 100%. Set the slider to Daily for general use and Distance for a long-range trip.
4. Tap the DONE button.

You can set a State of Energy (SOE) limit between 50% and 100%. If the battery level at plug-in is below the set limit, the vehicle will display charging complete. Adjust the limit anytime, even if the SOE is above the new limit. A reminder will appear on the main screen if the set limit is lower than the current SOE.

Preconditioning optimizes the temperature of the battery so it receives the maximum amount of charging from a fast charging station. Your Lucid Air can precondition your battery before fast charging. Start preconditioning about 20 minutes before you intend to plug in to a fast charging station. To start preconditioning:

1. Select >  CHARGING on the Pilot Panel to display charging options.
2. Tap the START PRECONDITIONING button.

Your vehicle will start optimizing the battery temperature en route to the charging station. If you arrive at the charging station before preconditioning is complete, you can still plug in and charging will begin automatically.

Auto Preconditioning

Instead of manually tapping CHARGING, you can navigate to a fast charger for your vehicle to start charging automatically as needed at the appropriate time.

Scheduled Charging

Scheduled Charging allows you to pick a time when charging will start, even after the charging cable is connected. This can be late at night or during a particular time of day.

Scheduling a Charging Session

Schedule a charging session on the Pilot Panel by tapping > CHARGING. The Scheduled Charging option will appear at the bottom of the display.

To set up scheduled charging, select the location and time for charging to begin.

After charging is scheduled, Charging Scheduled will appear on the glass cockpit and the pilot panel, and charging will begin at the selected time.

Charging Schedule and Flexibility

Charging will be automatically scheduled to start at the designated time when you connect your vehicle to an AC charger located within a 200m radius of the specified location. If you happen to plug in your vehicle after the scheduled time, charging will commence immediately. This grace period lasts for a maximum of 12 hours following the scheduled time. For example, if you have set the scheduled time for 9:00 PM and you arrive home after having dinner at 10:00 PM, the charging process will start immediately upon plugging in at 10:00 PM. However, if you return from lunch at 2:00 PM and connect your vehicle, the charging will be scheduled to begin at 10:00 PM.

Turning Scheduled Charging On and Off

Tap the toggle to the right of your selected charging time on the Pilot Panel to turn Scheduled Charging on or off.

Selecting a New Scheduled Charging Time

Tap the scheduled time on the Pilot Panel to modify it. A Scheduled Charging modal will appear where you can select a new time and location. Tap Confirm.

Overriding a Scheduled Charging Session

Tap Start Charging on the charging screen on either the Pilot Panel or in the Lucid Mobile App if Scheduled Charging is active to override the scheduled time and begin immediately charging.

You may experience a range reduction in very cold weather. The Pilot Panel will automatically switch to the  CHARGING screen and display the reduction and remaining range.

blue battery warning indicator will display on the Glass Cockpit when the battery pack is too cold and needs to reserve energy.