Recent content by MoniputerLM

I notice the same "range evaporation" when I drive is colder weather. What has changed in the current software is that while using navigation, the miles left at destination seems to be accurate.

The battery in my car, DE #185, was also proactively replaced.

I like the gradual slow down at highway speed much better.

I always text or call and have never had an issue with response time.

No, it's just "improved"! :cool:

I have been on 2.4.2 for several days. Updated to 2.4.3 this morning but there were no release notes. Does anyone know what changed?

The best part of the event, for me, was having Lucid corporate people actually tell us what they are working on in software and hardware fixes for things like poor base from the sub-woofers! It was a great time, and I hope they do more events here.

Yes

Ok, IMHO, the Gravity might end up being a good vehicle but it's NOT an SUV but more like a squashed mini-van. So, I don't think that it competes with Rivian more likely the Cadillac Lyric. I want a full-size SUV EV and the Gravity might have a lot of room and power but it's not for me because...

There may be issues with ChargePoint but I have no issues charging our EQS or Hummer. The workaround that I use for the Lucid is to make sure that the car is awake and ready to charge before plugging in the ChargePoint cable.

I have been driving various cars for over 57 years. We have 5 cars and only one, guess which one and the most expensive, doesn't have AA native. I like using Google Maps and would be happy to have that even without the full AA integration, for now. Our Ford, GM and Mercedes vehicles have...

I have been waiting for 2.5 years, that's long enough.

There is only one Lucid approved body shop in Houston. State Farm didn't like that and took months to get them to pay.

So true! :cool:

The Hummer is great if you are a Jeep fan. I am not. I want leather and luxury. The Hummer drives well and has great tech, just not for me.