Recent content by Bobby

Agree.

Do you have Wi-Fi connected in the car? This can use a little bit more. Also, do you have passive unlocking turned on? This can use a little bit as well. Change your range indicator from miles to % and see how much percent is lost on an average day.

1/4 of 1% per day seems to be the consensus.

There is a long thread on this subject here: https://lucidowners.com/threads/vampire-drain-analysis.4873/

How is it overkill if there is sufficient room in your panel? It makes charging such a breeze!

No.

I wish him well. I hope this changes is the stimulus they need to improve the software. Let's see it as an opportunity!

Have you tried deleting and reinstalling the app?

There’s only been one person to ever dive 1000 feet… and may never be achieved again. Normal divers rarely exceed 100 feet. Below 200, special hypoxic breathing gas is necessary to avoid oxygen toxicity.

I made a video that discusses these things in detail. You may get to it by visiting www.lucidupdates.com.

Yes. @borski @hydbob

As I discussed in my video, when you disable Wi-Fi on the phone the phone says that it will stop CarPlay… This is what you want. The phone thinks CarPlay is on but the car does not. Once you disable it on the phone you will have better luck reconnecting.

https://www.lucidupdates.com/surveys/hv-battery-survey.html

In that case I would would contact service and see if there is a module that needs replacing.

There’s more more to it than just un-pairing and re-pairing. I suggest that you completely delete the entire entire phone from the car and then do a logo reset. On the phone, delete the Lucid app and the Bluetooth item. Download the app fresh from the App Store. Then hard restart the phone...