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I have discovered an interesting behavior associated with this bug. As mentioned earlier, when there is no sound from any input, and I touch any icon on the screen, I get about one second of sound. What's new is that, when I have Waze going, and it issues a verbal instruction, the music plays...

Yes, and it does fix it but it comes back so I have to reboot about once a week.

When I dropped my Lucid off for service and reported this issue with no sound unless I touch any icon on the touch screen and then I get 1 second of audio, I even provided a video of this behavior. After getting the car back, the service report just said "could not replicate the problem."...

Nice to have this opportunity. For me, my AGT audio system is a train-wreck and it appears other have some of the same issues. In call cases, I have rebooted Lucid but problems return. Here are four: 1. No sound coming out of any of the inputs including Apple Carplay, native inputs like FM...

I continue to have the problem. No sound from any audio input but if I touch and icon on any screen, I get sound for 1 second then silence. Each time I touch a screen, I get 1 second of audio. Doesn't need to be an audio icon, it can be any icon including heat seater, change screens, etc...

My home is out of cellular coverage and when I depart, I could not get XM. I found that weird since XM is satellite based but I discover the Lucid XM radio is cellular based. Then I ask myself why would I pay for that when I have the XM app on my phone which works great with Apple Car Play...

I bought a small carabiner at Home Depot and attach it to my belt loop. So I wear it all day and never misplace it. The carabiner has a small lock to keep the fob from coming off accidentally. Works for me.

I have had this issue a number of times where all sound stops including FM radio and both Car Play inputs as well as the Lucid inputs. Funny.. once the wife was with me and I got no sound so I say "See, there it is again!" She reaches over and turns up the volume and we got sound. Oops. But...

You should double check with your agent about that. In my case, since the other party admitted fault, it didn’t harm my insurance rating and had no effect on my premiums. It does get logged in the common insurance carriers database, but it’s flagged “not at fault”.

Ironic

You shouldn't need an attorney. If you have decent insurance, they will deal with the claims issues for you with the responsible party. My McLaren 12C had 500 miles on it when someone backed into it in a parking lot. Fortunately, there was a witness to the hit and run. He left a note and the...