Safety Checklist

Warning: If you have any concerns with the condition of a wall outlet, the charge port, or the charging cable, DO NOT use them. Seek assistance from a qualified electrician or a Lucid Service Center. Using charging equipment that is damaged or faulty may result in injury, death, or property damage.

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).

Charge Port Door

The charge port door is located above the left rear wheel.

Opening and Closing the Charge Port Door

Car doors must be unlocked for the charge port to open. Open the charge port by pressing on the right side of the door.

When finished charging, manually close the door by pushing it back into place.

Note: You will receive a notification on the Clearview Cockpit if you begin driving with the charge port door open.

Charging the Vehicle

The Lucid Mobile Charging Cable is a convenient way to charge your vehicle at home or on the go. When not in use, it can be stored in the vehicle.

Using the Lucid Mobile Charging Cable, Lucid Connected Home Charging Station, or other compatible charger, plug the NACS (SAE J3400) connector into the car's charge port to begin charging.

CAUTION: It is recommended that only Lucid adapters are used with incompatible chargers. Some chargers can produce electrical current higher than the rated limits of many third-party adapters. Using a third-party adapter that is not rated for the current produced may cause excessive heat and damage the charge port. For further assistance, see Contacting Lucid Motors.

Note: The battery system’s heating and cooling functions monitor the temperature of the battery pack during charging, and will turn on or off as needed to help maintain an ideal temperature. Clicking or fan noises are normal.

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 Clearview Cockpit if this happens.

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

Disconnecting the Charging Cable

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

Note: The vehicle cannot be driven when the charging cable is connected to the charge port. A notification will appear on the Clearview Cockpit if you attempt to shift out of P (Park).

Charging Status

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:


Color	Definition
White (Solid)	Ready to Charge
White (Flashing)	Charging Pending
Green (Flashing)	Charging in Progress
Green (Solid)	Charging Completed
Red (Solid)	Charging Error

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

One LED 0% - 24%
Two LEDs 25% - 49%
Three LEDs 50% - 74%
Four LEDs 75% - 99%

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

Vehicle Display Status

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

Extreme Temperature Charging Considerations

CAUTION: Do not expose your vehicle to extreme temperatures, below 14°F (-10°C) or above 113°F (45°C), for long periods without driving or connecting to a charging cable, as this could lead to excessive energy drain.

Charging performance may be lower in very cold weather, potentially requiring longer charging times. When possible, plan to precondition the battery ahead of time when you need to charge the vehicle in cold weather.

You may experience a range reduction in very cold weather.

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

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