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Electrical
12V Batteries
WARNING: The correct and safe
operation of driver assistance and
vehicle autonomy features is dependent
on the 12V batteries. It is critical that
the 12V batteries in the vehicle are
replaced ONLY with identical parts
or parts that are approved by Lucid.
Failure to do so could put safety of the
vehicle and occupants at risk.
CAUTION: Your vehicle is equipped
with two 12V batteries. Due to
the location of the batteries, it is
recommended that replacement of the
batteries is only carried out by a Lucid
Service Center.
Light Source Replacement
Note: There are no user-serviceable or
replaceable bulbs installed on your vehicle.
All the exterior and interior lighting modules
use LED technology in place of traditional
filament bulbs. If a lighting module fails to
operate, please contact a Lucid Service Center
to have it replaced.
Fuse Box Locations
There are three fuse boxes in your vehicle: one
under the hood, one in the cabin, and one in
the trunk.
1. Front power distribution fuse box
2. Cabin fuse box
3. Rear power distribution fuse box
Replacing a Fuse
WARNING: Make sure the vehicle is
powered off and unplued from the
charger before changing a fuse.
WARNING: Only use Lucid-approved
replacement fuses of the same rating
and type, or fuses of matching
specification. Using an incorrect fuse
may result in damage to the vehicle’s
electrical system and can result in a
fire.
CAUTION: If the replacement fuse
blows after installation, the system
should be checked by Lucid.
Your vehicle uses a number of fuses to protect
the electrical system from damage caused
by short circuiting or overloading. Fuses are
a one-time protection device and must be
replaced each time the corresponding circuit is
overloaded.
Using the fuse information shown on the
following pages, identify the fuse protecting the
affected circuit. Use the fuse puller within the
fuse box to remove the required fuse.
A break in the wire inside the fuse indicates
that the fuse has blown. Always replace a fuse
with one of equal current and voltage rating.
Front fuse box
Pull back the fastener on the sides of the fuse
box to release the cover and open.
Maintenance 163
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