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If the Lucid service department can’t find the right problem then they need to contact the manufacturer for advice and by all means stop making up stupid excuses about window tint killed their best car that didn’t even have 500 miles on it. Lucid has had enough time to get the car fixed so they need to get him a replacement car. Bad press greatly overshadows the best advertising and if they won’t stand behind their cars then it will take no time at all before people will not even consider dropping 70K to get less than 500 miles on it before it becomes junk that can’t be fixed and I don’t even see the need to waste money on an attorney’s as most state laws will be on the buyer’s side of this issue and that is even more bad press for Lucid they need to get this resolved ASAP as this does nothing to help a new car company to succeed in the automobile business when you only want to sell cars but have them fail in a few weeks and they can’t fix their own new car.