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Lucid Group has recalled 5,251 Air luxury sedans due to a software error that could cause a loss of power. Air EVs labeled as 2024 models are not included in the recall. According to documents posted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Lucid's High Voltage Interlock safety mechanism, which is designed to be used during vehicle assembly, inspection, maintenance, or repair and not while the vehicle is in motion, could be triggered while the vehicle is in Drive or Reverse.
Instead, a Drive System Warning with direction to contact customer care is displayed while in Drive or Reverse, and a Drive System Fault will occur once the vehicle is placed in Park or Neutral." NHTSA also reported a second recall from Lucid, this time covering 7,506 Air sedans built between 2022 and 2024 due to an issue with a coolant heater that could fail to defrost the windshield. Although Lucid has calculated a failure rate of just 1.
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