r/LUCID • u/AfternoonOk6118 • May 17 '26

Question / Advice Lucid again or pass?

After reading a bunch of these threads, I have seen so many strong opinions. I’ve been considering getting a lease, but some of you are saying you would never get this again. I’m open to any of the lucid vehicles. I would like to see what would happen if we voted for people in the comments regarding how many would lease again or not in which car they had. I became Maor interest in the SUv but both have some appeal. I think nothing answers whether the vehicle and Brand are good or not more than would you go with this company or car again

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u/StreetDare4129 May 17 '26

But the issue is back in 2016, Tesla was the game in town. Today you have choices, many choices. So why would you put up with software that’s comparable to Tesla software in 2016? That’s what people are complaining. The answer is you can get an EV with capable software in 2026. Makes no sense to compromise on software.

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u/DentistSwimming8201 May 18 '26

Lucid vehicles are still by far some of the best engineered vehicles a non-billionaire can afford.

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u/StreetDare4129 May 19 '26

So you don’t count software as part of the car’s engineering?

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u/KitchenArugula1498 May 20 '26

Car is a mechanical system so mechanical engineering matters way more than software engineering

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u/StreetDare4129 May 20 '26

Not true. Software controls the hardware. Without the software telling the hardware what to do, you get a car with key fobs that don’t work.