Hold bottom left buttons on both steering wheel touch pads (X and microphone) + brake pedal. Hold all 3 for 10-15 seconds you will hear a chime and an indication on the screen to leg to go initiate reboot. This reboots the infotainment/screens. Ignore all other screen notifications that may pop up before that first chime.Sorry, I’m very new here, but what is a double tone reboot? Thanks in advance.
Many thanks!Hold bottom left buttons on both steering wheel touch pads (X and microphone) + brake pedal. Hold all 3 for 10-15 seconds you will hear a chime and an indication on the screen to leg to go initiate reboot. This reboots the infotainment/screens. Ignore all other screen notifications that may pop up before that first chime.
If you keep holding beyond the first chime after ~20-30 total seconds you will hear a double chime but no indicator on the screen. Let go - this is a whole car reboot.
FWIW - I never bother with the infotainment reboot, I always go to the full double chime root in the rare situations I feel like a reboot is necessary.
Might have to do to service they can manually flash it there I thinkI have a 2026 Gravity and software 3.5.7 failed to download twice, I have called customer support four times and they keep telling me they will resend the download but nothing so far and it's been two weeks. Any ideas on what I should do since I know I need this update to get to 3.6.
P.S. I also have this error message every time I drive and want it gone lol
What is TCU?TCU is above the brake pedal on Gravity for those that need it.
It’s like a modem for the car. It crashes. You can try unplugging it and plugging it back in.What is TCU?
Also for the AC are the second and third row controls tied together? i.e. if I enable the second row AC will the third row AC also come on?
The TCU is the computer that controls the infotainment, GPS, etcWhat is TCU?
Also for the AC are the second and third row controls tied together? i.e. if I enable the second row AC will the third row AC also come on?
The infotainment reboot is just faster, and if you know your problem is infotainment (“there’s no sound”, for example) then it’s faster to just do that.Hold bottom left buttons on both steering wheel touch pads (X and microphone) + brake pedal. Hold all 3 for 10-15 seconds you will hear a chime and an indication on the screen to leg to go initiate reboot. This reboots the infotainment/screens. Ignore all other screen notifications that may pop up before that first chime.
If you keep holding beyond the first chime after ~20-30 total seconds you will hear a double chime but no indicator on the screen. Let go - this is a whole car reboot.
FWIW - I never bother with the infotainment reboot, I always go to the full double chime root in the rare situations I feel like a reboot is necessary.
It does not control the infotainment; that’s the CCC. (I know, lots of acronyms)The TCU is the computer that controls the infotainment, GPS, etc
Thank you as always for the enlightenmentIt does not control the infotainment; that’s the CCC. (I know, lots of acronyms)
The TCU is the Telematics Control Unit. It controls cellular, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, etc. Think of it as “communications”
Early fob firmware chewed up batteries quickly. Since you updated it, the battery should last much longer.I just had to replace mine after only 3 weeks of ownership. Also installed the fob update last week. Wild. I stocked up on the batteries.
Me too, cheaper by the dozen, hoping I don't need them.Fingers crossed. I got a stockpile of 2450’s now![]()
That's okay. They're used in the vanity mirrors, as well, for all those times you're checking out how cool you look driving it.Fingers crossed. I got a stockpile of 2450’s now![]()
I was initially entering my profile pin. Didn’t work. Then I tried my Lucid password and all was fine.I updated version 3.6 approximately four days ago. Since then, I have received a prompt requesting identity verification in Vehicle; however, each time I enter my password—which I am confident is correct—I continue to receive a message indicating it is incorrect. Additionally, I am now seeing a warning that the Key-fob battery is nearly depleted. This is already my second battery replacement since I acquired Gravity less than three months ago.
Yes, the key fob has the latest update.Have you updated the firmware in your key fob?
I wanted to provide a brief update regarding the situation. While I cannot confirm whether the issue is directly related to Wi-Fi, I observed that when my car was not connected to Wi-Fi, it accepted the password I have consistently been using. Additionally, I noticed that the app connects to the car more reliably and the vehicle wakes up more quickly when the Wi-Fi is turned off.There was someone else in Thai thread with that issue. Create new Passwort on lucid website and then login then with new password.