Report tracker
Unintended acceleration
NHTSA data · US market- reports recorded
- 14
- Lucid Air
- 14
- Lucid Gravity
- No data available yet
Complaints describing this problem; no proof of the fault is required. Not a number of cars. 13 of them carry NHTSA's crash flag.
About this problem
Reports in which drivers describe the car surging or accelerating unintentionally, some ending in a crash. No cause is established in the reports.
By model year
Solutions
If the car loses drive power or behaves unexpectedly, switch on the hazard lights, stop somewhere safe and contact Lucid before driving on.
Official solutions: recalls related to this problem
No official recall is known for this problem in the connected sources.
Fixes reporters tried and their results
No report mentions a fix that was tried for this problem.
Reports and their original records
For each report: model, year, date and a link to its original NHTSA record. Our summaries of individual reports are published once a person has reviewed them.
This report also describes:Brake response and brake system warnings
This report also describes:Sudden braking without a clear reason
This report also describes:Loss of drive power while driving
Sources and original records
- NHTSA complaint record 11768508
- NHTSA complaint record 11760643
- NHTSA complaint record 11697568
- NHTSA complaint record 11696405
- NHTSA complaint record 11675786
- NHTSA complaint record 11662938
- NHTSA complaint record 11662514
- NHTSA complaint record 11654635
- NHTSA complaint record 11628950
- NHTSA complaint record 11606534
- NHTSA complaint record 11551345
- NHTSA complaint record 11539565
- NHTSA complaint record 11528753
- NHTSA complaint record 11517855
Source: NHTSA's official owner complaints API (United States). Retrieved on 2026-10-16, classified on 2026-10-16.
