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Yes, but Napster firstMyspace
sorry, ill see myself out
Yes, but Napster firstMyspace
sorry, ill see myself out
I don't think people realize that the same issues impacting the FOB's performance will likely affect PaaK as wellPAAK please. This fob nonsense is killing me.
Please clarify this as I’m not understanding why this would be. My Air PAAK leverages a Bluetooth connection. But I don’t think my fob does. Would PAAK for Gravity not use Bluetooth?I don't think people realize that the same issues impacting the FOB's performance will likely affect PaaK as well
Right, my understanding is that the Gravity's is ultra wideband, and it'll be the same connection for both the fob and the phone. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong.Please clarify this as I’m not understanding why this would be. My Air PAAK leverages a Bluetooth connection. But I don’t think my fob does. Would PAAK for Gravity not use Bluetooth?
Unlikely. It would use digital key through Apple/Android, which uses UWB, but also NFC if you hold it up to the B-pillar.I don't think people realize that the same issues impacting the FOB's performance will likely affect PaaK as well
Agree, I think it’s actually a hardware problem in the car itself and nothing to do with the fob now. Which means, that’s going to be a fun problem to solve…….I don't think people realize that the same issues impacting the FOB's performance will likely affect PaaK as well
My speculation is that that's the reason why they are delaying the release of PaaK. If owners think it's the panacea and will solve the fob issues, they are gonna be up for a disappointing surprise.Agree, I think it’s actually a hardware problem in the car itself and nothing to do with the fob now. Which means, that’s going to be a fun problem to solve…….
As others have mentioned, the least Lucid can do is throw us a bone and add a sound when the car locks. I’m getting sick and tired of having to look back multiple times to see if the car has locked or not.
They all use UWB on gravity, and Bluetooth on air.Not my area of expertise but afaik key fobs use low frequency RF and PaaK would be BT and UWB.
All three could be on a single PCB or SoC, is this documented somewhere previously?
Wow I didn't know, thank you, learn something every day.They all use UWB on gravity, and Bluetooth on air.
No RF.
I am in process of (probably) getting a Gravity. I too agree the roof needs a dimming feature- based on my Air GT that would be wonderful!Not going to list anything promised or something that's an issue that needs fixing as those should all be in queue anyways.
1. Panoramic roof frosting/dimming feature: This would have been amazing and should have come with a vehicle at this price point with this much tech.
2. Rear view mirror camera: Same as #1
3. Captain's chairs: either standard or an option to upgrade
4. Plug & Charge with Ionna and Pilot/EVGo: With all charging systems really, would be nice if all EVs did this
That's about it for me. The car either has or is getting everything else I want.
If all the software updates in the last 10 months haven’t solved it then one can only start to think it’s beyond software at this point.Wow I didn't know, thank you, learn something every day.
In that case, I would bet on software issue for now.
Reasonable. But I don't want to underestimate their software incompetence just yet.If all the software updates in the last 10 months haven’t solved it then one can only start to think it’s beyond software at this point.
My GGT chirps when it locks....but only if I press the fob lock button, and it's sort of overly quiet.the least Lucid can do is throw us a bone and add a sound when the car locks. I’m getting sick and tired of having to look back multiple times to see if the car has locked or not.
The current implementation of the rear wiper is terrible (and unsafe). It requires 3 interactions with the screen while driving in poor conditions to run the wiper in the rear. Even just slowing the intermittent down (a lot) for the rear wiper would help solve this. High on my list of “low hanging fruit” for Lucid to correct.1. Link front and rear windshield wiper auto features together. If I want one on then I want the other on too. The rear should be at like 1/3 the speed of the front one max. Even the current intermittent is too fast for the rear.
Agree. Lowest setting is still 3x too fast. I really hate having a wiper going across a dry windshield so I turn it off…and then back on…. And then off again. All while having to reach forward beyond ergonomic comfort and distracting me while driving.The current implementation of the rear wiper is terrible (and unsafe). It requires 3 interactions with the screen while driving in poor conditions to run the wiper in the rear. Even just slowing the intermittent down (a lot) for the rear wiper would help solve this. High on my list of “low hanging fruit” for Lucid to correct.