3.4.1: Where is the odometer?

[Saksak]

With the 3.4.1 software update, does anyone know what happened to the odometer reading? Did it get moved? it used to be easy to find in settings->vehicle, right under the VIN in the attached image.

I know I can see it in the left cockpit display by scrolling to the trip meter, but that's pretty inconvenient.

 

[DrZorro]

In the app?

 

[socktucker]

Is that legal?

 

[Chrome]

The better question is "Why the hell is any action required at all in order to view the number of miles a vehicle has driven since it rolled off the assembly line?"

That'd be like making the fan speed and temperature settings invisible/unknown until their respective buttons are pressed.

...wait.

 

[socktucker]

The better question is "Why the hell is any action required at all in order to view the number of miles a vehicle has driven since it rolled off the assembly line?"

That'd be like making the fan speed and temperature settings invisible/unknown until their respective buttons are pressed.

...wait.

That’s pretty normal these days

 

[DrZorro]

I *think* I discovered the answer to this question after swiping on the left D pad on the steering wheel. The Tripodometer page on the left side of the Glass Cockpit appears to have the mileage number at the TOP of the tab above the individual trip odometers---or at least I think that's what that number is.

 

[Saksak]

I *think* I discovered the answer to this question after swiping on the left D pad on the steering wheel. The Tripodometer page on the left side of the Glass Cockpit appears to have the mileage number at the TOP of the tab above the individual trip odometers---or at least I think that's what that number is.

Yes, I see that too, but it’s inconvenient to get to. I’m wondering if removal from the settings+vehicle tab was an accident or intentional with 3.4.1. I guess I’ll file a bug to swfeedback@lucidmotorscom.

 

[BrianBigNFun]

going through settings wasn't inconvenient?

 

[tmichael]

going through settings wasn't inconvenient?

...and, unless somebody asks me, I don't really need to know my odometer reading more than a couple times a year, most often at oil changes and spark plug replacements...

 

[BrianBigNFun]

Truly the most convenient would be to have it on the home screen just under the car - but I've only needed it for the state inspection/yearly insurance so far