Recent content by marsarbu

#5 and 6, when you say "fixed", does that mean "getting it to work until the next time it craps out", or fixed as in "it's not coming back"?

Good catch. Thank you for putting up a good fight, and indirectly helping everyone that is about to return their cars.

https://lucidowners.com/threads/more-phantom-breaking-in-the-last-month-or-so.12638/ It happens to me and others, regularly. Just another bug introduced by one of the recent updates. Just like bed bugs, it wasn't there before, now it is.

What would have been the right response? Just being curious.

Insult? He is completely right. Probably 70% of everything in your home is made in / sourced from China. And no, you're not betraying any allegiance, it's the same for all of us :)

I don't have an issue exposing such things. I am actually a big believer that this is how companies get better, by being pressured into doing things they wouldn't otherwise won't do. Same goes for individuals. I just wanted to be clear that I am NOT advising/recommending anyone going this...

I hear you. Unfortunately these things don't get traction until it becomes a problem, that is, until it's painful or loud enough that an Executive starts paying attention. It needs to get escalated and, eventually, someone will do something about it. But it's a long way to the top. An easy way...

Common sense says they will. But it won't be quick, so there will be pain for the the current ex-owners and probably for the next 12 months or so. It's part of the "early adopter" experience. Early adopter doesn't mean that the only issues you'll face are software related, or fit and finish. You...

It's fair to assume that Lucid had no idea how poorly BoA will handle this. Now that THEY KNOW about it, let's see how they will make it right.

Is this going to fix the right-lane-phantom breaking introduced a couple updates ago? Yesterday again it slammed on the brakes a couple time, with dashboard alerts and everything.

Are you going to pay?

Interested as well. I got a couple scratches under the belly.

The individual engineers are rarely incompetent. The problem is more upstream usually: managerial, framework, strategy.

In the end, it doesn't matter what the forum people say, it's how Lucid will make it right to you.

I said that. Because it's the easiest way to come to grip with the reality and start focusing on the great parts of the car. What is the alternative? Don't get used to it, because it's an exception? It never happened before and it won't happen again? :)