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Lucid Stability Control
Lucid Stability Control
WARNING: No electronic system can
remove the need for safe driving
practices. Although the Lucid Stability
Control system can help to maintain
control of the vehicle under certain
driving conditions, it cannot prevent
any accident which may occur due to
unforeseen road conditions (e.g, black
ice, standing water) or result from
careless/dangerous driving techniques.
The Lucid Stability Control system uses
multiple sensors to monitor driver inputs
and vehicle motion. Under certain driving
conditions, the system helps to perform the
following functions:
- Controls brake pressure to reduce wheel
slip on one slipping drive wheel so power
is transferred to a drive wheel on the
same axle that is not slipping.
- Controls brake pressure and traction
motor output to reduce drive wheel slip.
Controls brake pressure at individual
wheels and traction motor output to help
the driver maintain control of the vehicle
in the following conditions:
○ Under-steering, sometimes called
"washout." When the front wheels
are turned and the vehicle does
not respond but continues straight,
causing the front tires to lose
traction.
○ Over-steering, sometimes called
"fishtailing." When the rear tire loses
traction during a turn and cases the
rear of the car to swing out further
than intended.
If the Lucid Stability Control system
activates while driving,or a fault is
detected, the indicator will flash on
the Instrument Cluster.
Lucid Stability Control settings
On the Pilot Panel, press
> Vehicle
> Drive Settings, then press to select between
three levels of Lucid Stability Control:
- Full - This setting is recommended for
most driving conditions.
- Partial - Provides a more dynamic driving
experience. Not available in "Smooth"
mode.
- Off - Disabling stability control
significantly reduces traction control and
should only be disabled by advanced
drivers on closed courses. Not available
in "Smooth" mode.
Note: You will be prompted to confirm
your selection before turning Lucid Stability
ControlOff.
If the Lucid Stability Control system
is disabled or a fault is detected,
the indicator will illuminate on the
Instrument Cluster throughout the
drive cycle.
Note: This setting defaults to FULL for each
new key cycle.
Driving & Operating 84
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