A group of Lucid Air lessees on an owners forum says that the EV startup has been nickel-and-diming them for insignificant dings and scuffs that don’t even meet the automaker’s own standards for excessive wear and tear. Such as the tiny chips in the windshield the size of a needle's tip

In early June, one Air lessee began a thread on the Lucid Owners forum, sharing his account of being invoiced for $1,825 following a lease return due to alleged damages. Of that total, $1,450 was for the windshield alone, with the automaker’s inspection partner, AutoVIN, noting three tiny chips—arguably well within the realm of normal wear.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/lucid-bills-customer-1450-for-tiny-glass-chips-on-lease-and-thats-just-the-start

https://lucidmotors.com/air-grand-touring

https://lucidmotors.com/knowledge/ownership/financial-services/vehicle-lease-end

Hertz isn't the only rental company that is out to nickel and dime us