Recent content by Haggy

More than 88% of today's teenagers won't be teenagers in 30 years. 30 years ago, 0% of teenagers used smartphones. I don't think any of that is predictive. I will, however, predict that AA in the Lucid will take less than 30 years.

If we take the part about it normally taking six months but could take longer, with the part about Google and Lucid needing to agree to terms, with the part about Lucid expecting it in September, with the part about them expecting it before September, the implication is that things were...

The problem isn't scheduling. The problem is meeting the schedule. I'm not trying to pass blame, but scheduling won't help if they don't have full control of things.

The same thing happened to me, but a lot of "once" things are ways of learning lessons so that there won't be a next time. I showed up in Los Angeles and needed a small amount of charge after a few days to get out of the City, after which there would have been plenty of places to charge with no...

Not surprising. It turns out that I'm not the only one to move from a Tesla to a Lucid. Who knew? I would have hoped that Lucid would do well regardless of Elon Musk but...thank you Elon?

I haven't looked into what it would take to switch to heat pumps but I have a furnace in the attic and another for the lower level. The one downstairs is in an enclosure with the water heater, and there's an unused breaker panel right outside of it, so it shouldn't be too bad. I haven't been...

36.94 reported incidents per 1,000 drivers is 3.694 incidents per hundred drivers, or under 3.7%, with the median at about 2.7% and the best of the group at about 1.9%. The accident rate for Tesla drivers was about 2.6%, as opposed to about 1% for the very best, with the median slightly under...

It hasn't gone through yet, and I think it was voted down the last time it came up, but it keeps coming up. I think it's a matter of time, and some of the rules for people who are grandfathered in have a limit to how long they will be grandfathered in. For now, I'm on gas for home/water...

I'm on EV-A. I also have solar and battery. What kills me are not the rates per kWh, but the mandated non-bypassable charges. There's nothing I can do about those and they went from negligible to high. PG&E doesn't "pay" me anything for energy sent to the grid. They credit me the retail rate...

I'd like to see automatic locking changed, or at least having the car give us options, so it happens after it reaches a reasonable speed like any other car I've ever had with the feature. If I back out of my garage to let passengers in, I shouldn't have to manually unlock the car. The whole...

I got it, and practically everything on it was grayed out until I unplugged the car. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be that way but I can't think of a reason why Lucid wouldn't want me to be able to warm up or cool down the cabin when it's plugged in.

At minimum, he can serve as an example for Musk, who can also step down and move on. Without getting into the specifics of Musk's technical contributions, any missteps by Rawlinson are nothing compared to ones made by Musk that were unrelated to technology.

To put it in context, accidents, DUIs, speeding and citations were reported for under 4% of Tesla drivers, and even fewer drivers of other vehicles. It does not mean that the typical Tesla driver is a bad driver.

The percentage isn't relevant. It's a promised feature and people who paid as much for the car as others are entitled to what was promised. It's not as if Lucid isn't sincerely trying though, and it's also not clear that they are giving iPhones priority. It might come down to the relative...

The only thing that would surprise me would be if Elon admitted to it.