Safety & SecuritySafety & Security is a Settings menu item that
controls most safety & security features. To
access Safety & Security, tap the Settings icon
on the Pilot Panel and tap Safety & Security.
Tow & Break-In Alert
Vehicle sensors can detect significant
impacts, intrusions, or unauthorized towing while your vehicle is in P (Park) and can trigger
alarms and notifications.
To access Tow & Break-In Alert settings from the Pilot Panel, select
>
Safety and Security. Alternatively, use
Settings from the Lucid Mobile App. You can
then select a notification type (both an alarm
and push notification or a push notification
only) and disable the Tow & Break-In Alert.
By default, the Tow & Break-In Alert is
ON unless manually disabled (for example,
towing) and will notify you through the Alarm
and Push Notification.
Disable the Tow & Break-In Alert for towing
or servicing. If disabled, Tow & Break-In Alert
automatically re-enables when you eitherreenter the vehicle, or the next time the car
is in P (Park).
CAUTION: The sensor for the Tow
& Break-In Alert is located in the
center console of the vehicle and
could accidentally be triggered by a
large amount of force to that part of
the vehicle.
Disabling the alarm
If triggered, disable the Tow & Break-In Alert
sequence by holding a valid key close to
the vehicle or by double-clicking the key fob button.
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Tow Truck Mode
When loading and unloading the vehicle onto
a flatbed tow truck, put the vehicle in Tow
Truck Mode. This can be done on the Pilot
Panel by navigating to Settings > Vehicle and
toggling Tow Truck Mode.
Tow Truck Mode disables the emergency
parking brake, disables the alarm, and shifts
the vehicle into neutral to allow for transport
on and off the flatbed truck.
Lucid recommends that Tow Truck Mode
remain active until after transportation has been completed.
Pulling the Vehicle onto a Trailer or TransporterCAUTION: Under no circumstances
should the vehicle be towed using
the vehicle recovery eye. Doing so
can cause significant damage to your
vehicle.CAUTION: Incorrect installation of the
recovery eye can cause it to become
detached while pulling the vehicle,
resulting in significant damage.WARNING: If the recovery eye mount
is not accessible and the vehicle
is recovered by attaching to a
frame, suspension, or other means,
the vehicle may sustain damage.
Inspect the vehicle and ensure it is
safe to operate.The Towing provider
MUST document the method of
vehicle recovery, whether using the
recovery eye, attachment to the body,
suspension, or other means.Failure to
do so could result in a hazardous
situation when operating the vehicle.
The recovery eye is available in the trunk of
your vehicle and located on the underside of
the right-hand floor panel.
To install the recovery eye:
1. Release the rubber cover from the attachment point behind the front grille.
2. Position the recovery eye through thebumper and rotate it clockwise into the
attachment point on the body until it
is fully seated. Visually check that the
recovery eye is parallel to the ground to
ensure correct installation.
3. Attach the winch cable to the recovery eye.
4. Place the vehicle in Neutral (N) or support rear wheels on a self-loading
dolly (see manufacturer instructions for use).
5. Pull the vehicle slowly onto the trailer or transporter.
Note: After using the recovery eye, remember
to store it back in the trunk and install the
rubber cover on the attachment point.
Securing the Vehicle for Transportation
When the vehicle is in position on the
transporter or trailer, use chocks and tie-down
straps to secure the wheels.
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