Recent content by joec

Wow. So sorry to hear of all the folks who are having this issue. I had to give up on using all ADAS software on my Model 3 because it would constantly phantom brake, so I totally get the frustration. It was the number one reason why I would never consider another Tesla. (There are other...

At first I didn't get that you meant the seat motors. I was going to say, there is NOTHING wrong with either of the motors that make this car go. Pretty much all aspects of the actual driving dynamics are spot on perfect. The seat motors, yeah. I see what you mean. They are a bit noisy. And...

True. I have sat in a GT for a while, and it was fine for me at 6’2”. The few people I’ve heard complain were actually shorter people, because of the increased seat angle. I suppose I’m already used to all chairs leaving my knees higher than I’d like.

The way someone put it years ago stuck with me: take the floor of the Touring. Stand a credit card up long wise. Now put your foot on that credit card. That’s the height difference, roughly.

Telsa added this a while back, and it is indeed very nice. I do hope to see Lucid do it eventually. Would be great for the rental Lucids out there, too.

Sign me up. I love Waymo. I’ll be more than happy to be carted around the city in Gravity.

Yes. There is shortcut support in the iOS Lucid mobile app. Not all functions are possible, but the basics, like door locks, frunk and trunk, etc. are all there.

No one forced you to do anything. You were welcome to continue using your iPad running your 32-bit OS and apps indefinitely. That iPad would most definitely still be working 30 years from now. Probably much longer than that. You seem to want companies to guarantee every one of literally...

Probably not? But if you ever go in for service for any other reason, they will be required to do the recall on the mat. If that’s not a problem, then just wait until you need service for something else. I never considered it a major safety issue, though I get why they needed to do the recall...

As many have pointed out, there’s nothing to fear cancer-wise from a Lucid with a glass roof. All the glass is blocking the UV very effectively. You can tell if you have glasses that transition to sunglasses. They won’t transition while in the car. Gravity (and perhaps newer Airs?) are also...

This is being discussed already here: https://lucidowners.com/threads/yay-hardware-upgrade-cpu-and-memory.12839/

Blame Google, then. This was not a change Lucid made. There may be a setting somewhere in Google Maps to turn this off? I doubt it, but worth a look.

Makes no sense to do on a leased car, if you ask me. Unless you are 100% certain you will buy the car at the end of the lease. Technically, BoA could charge you for not returning the car in its original condition if you do the upgrade then return the car. I doubt they would, but who knows...

Not really. IOS 26 can run on devices as old as iPhone 11, which was released in 2019. Which means that phone will be capable of running “the newest stuff” for at least 7 years. I’d say that’s fairly remarkable by modern tech standards. Apple goes pretty far out of its way to make their...

Yeah, this kind of thing happens every beta cycle. It’s always one app or another reacting poorly to a change or bug. I don’t expect Lucid to address it directly unless it doesn’t go away by the next three or four betas. Ideally, a new OS would never break an existing app. My guess is Apple...