Lucid Air Grand Touring Lemon Law

The Song-Beverly Act is California's lemon law statute that requires manufacturers to repurchase or replace vehicles with substantial, unresolvable warranty defects. As an Air Grand Touring owner, this means Lucid must either fix your vehicle's defect or provide a refund or replacement if they cannot do so within a reasonable number of repair attempts.

Yes. Software defects that affect the usability, safety, or value of your vehicle are covered under the Song-Beverly Act just like hardware defects. Whether it is a DreamDrive malfunction or a battery management error, if Lucid cannot resolve it under warranty, you have grounds for a claim.

Keep copies of every repair order, service invoice, and communication with Lucid service centers. Record the dates your vehicle was dropped off and picked up, as cumulative days out of service is a key factor. Also save any photos, videos, or screenshots of dashboard warnings related to the defect.

The Song-Beverly Act generally applies to vehicles purchased or leased in California. However, if you purchased the vehicle out of state and registered it in California, you may still have protections under certain circumstances. Consulting a California lemon law attorney can clarify your eligibility.