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I see a calculated miles per year based on last 30 days value. You could build in what I’ve done in HA, by entering your yearly mileage allowance and start date to show a to-the-day mileage allowance. I’m currently 6k miles under lease allowance to the day.

Nice! Running with Air

Multitasking isn’t a feature? One that should’ve been there from the start sure, but denying it’s a feature is incorrect.

The Google addition did not come to v1 cars.

Own or lease? My 24 just made the date cut and had I not, I personally would have bought v2.

Thanks for the contributions guys!

Well a big fat skip for that version then. To the HA topic. I built a small tool to quantify energy costs for both my Lucid and my wife’s R1S. Both APIs give the same value of ‘kWh added in this charge session’. Since it resets to 0 each charge, I have an accumulator, and add a small...

They said at the preview day there would be videos. Part of me thinks they may have pushed it a bit early because a forum member had a loaner that leaked the update.

So yeah…you’re right. Screen now stays on when stowed (black but shows the arrow button) where before it turns off. My screen also un-stows by itself now. I timed it at 5.5 minutes after stowing (weird number). Wasn’t event driven, just auto opens. Weird choice to do this…

I’ll try this out on my commute today

Took some figuring out for sure. They said there would be YouTube videos, but an in car guided walk through like other manufacturers do would’ve been better.

Seriously. The amount of whining about needing to pay nearly 1k to get the new features across the multiple threads on this update. To be real, were this most car companies, Lucid would have told you to buy a new car to get the latest and greatest, and they would not be wrong for it...

So far I see less than 1% overnight through HA

To add, my workplace currently pushes to all customers at once (after internal fleet testing) and as an engineer there have certainly been some less than fun mornings to deal with after that. Staggering is better.

Other side of the sword. If they dumped the update to everyone at once and theres an issue, you have a massive base of people complaining and a potential disaster. It always sucks to be on the lagging end (that’s historically where I’ve been) but it’s better for everyone in the long run.