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Mine has always done a little show and dance with the light bars when I approach, assuming it detects my key.
Yeah, that’s not new. The Air has done this since the beginning too.Speaking of which, post 3.6, is it normal now for the lights to turn on when I approach the Gravity with just my phone? I haven't sat inside, or even unlocked the car yet, since the I installed the update two nights ago. Nor have I re-paired the Gravity to my mobile phone.
The car is on a lease. I restrict myself to 200 miles a week, and my 200 miles were up on Tuesday night. I'm going to wait until tomorrow (Monday), to drive the Gravity post update.
On that phantom braking, did the car read an exit speed limit sign? Mine will sometimes do that when the cruise control is set to the posted speed mode (in settings). When the car slows for no apparent reason, quickly press the center of the left (black) button and the speed change will stop there. You can then reset it manually or wait a bit and it will resume speed. That was so annoying to me that, in settings, I have the cruise control lock on at the current speed when I press the button.Also just came back from a long drive (550 miles, 400 of which on I-75 south from Macon, GA down to Bradenton, FL)
Tried to keep hands free on as much as I could (on conservative), had a lot of surprising disengegaments, a few weirdly timed lane changing decisions or absense of them, and a few phanton braking occurences (most due to trucks on nearby, lane but not all). Oh, and there was a brief moment when error "Air suspension not available, please drive below 35 mph" popped up for like 1-2 seconds, I am not sure I remember the wording correctly. Did anyone see this error after this update? I don't recall seeing it before 3.6.0
Overall, it's a very smart adaptive cruise control with lane changing capability, no more, no less. Please be very carefull with it!
Adaptive beams are constantly doing the 'adaptive' pixel dance, it seems, and they're turning on a tad early imho, not sure if luminousity changed much
Please keep the thread on topic.Seriously, I’ve heard stories, but good god, as good as the roads are (and they’re great!) the drivers are quite literally the worst I’ve ever encountered. It’s insane.
I cannot believe the number of people who, in 5 days of driving here, just stop in the middle of the highway, apropos of nothing. Two folks gave me the finger for waiting at a red light, lol, and then ran the red.
It’s like Mad Max out here, and I grew up driving in NYC! NYC had aggressive, but good drivers who at least mostly knew what they were doing.
I swear Florida just intentionally does the opposite of whatever the DMV says lol. It’s like every day is Opposite Day. Maybe that’s the reason everything @hmp10 touches finds ways to break
It’s a beautiful state. I’ll visit again. I’ll just have to remember to bring my push bar![]()
Fair point. Thanks for the assist. <3
Now back to how much Florida sucks. Terrible place. Make sure you go to a Waffle House tho!Fair point. Thanks for the assist. <3
I’ve had to take over at times, as well. One of the limitations today is that DDPro needs clear lane lines, so this is not unexpected. DDPro cannot handle all road conditions - yet. I’m hopeful that we’ll see more capabilities in future updates.Drove with hands free yesterday and had to manually take over several times. Driving in CA on the 60 West in San Gabriel Valley, the road lines aren’t very clear during sunset. The car would start to drift towards the other lane, so I had to manually take over several times.
Nope, I was in the left lane on one occasion, passing trucks, and in the middle lane during other phantom breaking situations, with exit nowhere in sight. It just says "Take control of the vehicle" and starts slowing down. I think nearby trucks spooked the new hands free system. But thanks for the advice, at least I will be aware of that behavior near exits.On that phantom braking, did the car read an exit speed limit sign? Mine will sometimes do that when the cruise control is set to the posted speed mode (in settings). When the car slows for no apparent reason, quickly press the center of the left (black) button and the speed change will stop there. You can then reset it manually or wait a bit and it will resume speed. That was so annoying to me that, in settings, I have the cruise control lock on at the current speed when I press the button.
Just turn off the automatic speed change....thanks for the advice, at least I will be aware of that behavior near exits
experienced this for myself yesterday as I finally got the update. it's kinda weird that one system doesn't inform the other of what it's doing.It’s not that type of system, like FSD. It won’t take exits or get the car ready to take exits. This is just a highway ADAS. It’ll keep going till the highway ends!It automatically changed lanes nicely so far, but didn't automatically change back to the right hand lane in preparation for my exit, but that might just be because I was navigating on Android Auto.
Mine still pauses anytime I turn on my androids Bluetooth that starts Android Auto. Does Lucid even know this is a problem. It does cause me to use the native nav more thoughanyone knows if the pausing on Apple CarPlay with Spotify is fixed?![]()
That’s not its intended function right now. That is L2++ which is planned to come to Gravity late this year or early next year. DD Pro is intended right now to be a highway type of ADAS with no routing. Just keep you on the road and your lane mostly. It’s getting better and will get there to an FSD type of capability eventually.experienced this for myself yesterday as I finally got the update. it's kinda weird that one system doesn't inform the other of what it's doing.
the car seemed to be almost gleeful about wanting to shift to the "passing lane" when our exit was fast approaching.
That did not work. Thank you.Please see my earlier post, turn WiFi off in the Gravity!
Sorry that ain't gonna happen. With the AI revolution lazy programmers let AI figure out the rules from what others are doing on the road. Kind a like how high school e-bikers have gotten bolder and bolder as they see what others around them are getting away with. Only AI will learn quicker and act stupider.
It's up to you to take control of the car when nearing your exit.....the car seemed to be almost gleeful about wanting to shift to the "passing lane" when our exit was fast approaching.
You do know that pretty much everyone in FL is about 97 years old...Seriously, I’ve heard stories, but good god, as good as the roads are (and they’re great!) the drivers are quite literally the worst I’ve ever encountered. It’s insane.
I cannot believe the number of people who, in 5 days of driving here, just stop in the middle of the highway, apropos of nothing. Two folks gave me the finger for waiting at a red light, lol, and then ran the red.
It’s like Mad Max out here, and I grew up driving in NYC! NYC had aggressive, but good drivers who at least mostly knew what they were doing.
I swear Florida just intentionally does the opposite of whatever the DMV says lol. It’s like every day is Opposite Day. Maybe that’s the reason everything @hmp10 touches finds ways to break
It’s a beautiful state. I’ll visit again. I’ll just have to remember to bring my push bar![]()
That is correct with the ticket and police notices is.I thought passing on the right is okay in the United States. I know it is okay in California. I realize the preferred method is to pass on the left, but if there is someone camped out in the left lane there's not much you can do (in Europe camping out in the left lane while not passing anyone would get you a ticket is my understanding)