Lucid Recalls & Your California Lemon Law Rights

As a newer automaker, Lucid has issued recalls on the Air and Gravity covering items such as electrical and high-voltage components, restraint systems, and displays. A recall by itself doesn't make your Lucid a lemon — but recalls often signal defects that, if they can't be fixed, can support a California lemon law claim for a buyback, replacement, or cash settlement, with Lucid paying your attorney fees.

When a recall becomes a lemon

Your Lucid may have a lemon law claim if, after a recall, any of the following is true:

• The recall repair is significantly delayed while you wait for parts.
• The recall remedy doesn't actually fix the problem, or the issue returns.
• Your Lucid has other unrepaired, substantial warranty defects.
• The vehicle has been out of service for repairs for 30 or more cumulative days.

What to do if your Lucid is recalled

Have the recall repair performed, but keep every recall notice, repair order, and communication with Lucid — those documents are the backbone of a lemon law case. Don't accept a direct buyback or settlement offer without understanding its full value.

If a Lucid recall has left you with an unresolved problem, a free case review will tell you whether your vehicle qualifies for a buyback or settlement.