Recent content by Jfam

Great post. While no one is perfect, Lucid works hard at ongoing improvements.

But…what do you pick at when there are no nits around?

I bought a used Grand Touring for its 500+ miles of advertised range. II didn’t care whether it did that. What I did care about is that we have a lake cottage that is 254 miles from our main home. I wanted a car that I could drive for that distance on a hot summer day, sun bright, a/c on...

Not if the number is a decimal.

I’m tall too. When my visor is tilted up it is above the lower edge of the headliner. In that position it does not impede the side window view nor the top of the open door.

I move it to the side and tilt it up. It fits against the headliner and doesn’t block the side window view. It also doesn’t impede ingress/egress.

I write this for the general group of people who have a Lucid with a glass canopy and the specific group of them who learn slower than I do. Last month the afternoon sun was coming through my driver side window, so I moved the sunvisor over to block it out. The view through the front window...

My wife and I attended the rally. It was well planned and well implemented. We enjoyed it; especially seeing the Gravity and meeting Lucid personnel.

Thx

I have installed all updates. My app shows I am at “2.3.0.” Others in the forum are referencing “2.3.10.” Am I missing some updates; and, if so, how do I get them?

Put your destination in the car’s navigation. It will then continually update the range you will have at your destination. I do this and then also use Waze from Apple CarPlay. Waze appears on the right screen of the cockpit and range at destination continues to appear on the left side.

I had the same problem. I found that if I drove slowly and completely past the open spot and paused for longer than I would have thought proper, the open spot would appear on the screen and the car would park itself. It doesn’t work every time for me, but much better than not at all.

I think I am responsible for my problem. I thought the car would quickly detect the open parking spot. It doesn’t. But when I wait a few seconds the open spot appears and the car parks flawlessly. Mea culpa.

My experience with Coldwater has also been excellent.