I have an Android Phone (Pixel 9 Pro) but generally use the Lucid UX rather than Android Auto. When I'm in AA, I get text notifications on screen and the little notification counter shows at the bottom right corner of the upper right screen. But when I am in the Lucid UX, which is 95% of the...
I believe Emad said something about it in a youtube video. If I remember correctly, it was supposed to be a retrofit solution. Take that with a grain of salt because my memory on it is fuzzy. It was probably in the video where he talked to that OOS Kyle guy that posts the 2 hour long videos.
One other thing I noticed after posting is with the upper Nav screen, which I don't use much. The menu bar at the top left of the map is way too big and intrusive and just sits there blocking the view. Tapping the search bar forces you to type your search into the lower screen anyway, so why...
My suspicion is that there will be additional cards in the future as new features and/or apps are made available. And when that happens, customization over which are displayed and where. That's probably why this UX will make more sense in the long run even if it's awkward right now.
I agree...
Pull down from the top of the pilot screen to get a menu that has a power button.
I believe others have noted the psi is not taking into account which wheel size you have so check the door sill for the correct psi.
The discussion was around selling a car with no fob at all and just having PAAK. If they sell a car without a fob, there does need to be a backup way of getting in (like a key card). That's what I was responding to. I'm not suggesting this is how cars should be made and I don't really have a...
Not that anyone cares but sharing this info as I see it. I have done UX design before, albeit many years ago and for financial software. This post is long so I started with a TLDR and I tried to base my feedback on factual information. Where something is opinion/personal preference, I tried to...
There will always have to be a key card backup, just not a fob. For valet situations, or when your phone breaks/battery dies, you'd have a backup card.
Totally agree on all points, except you can go in and out of CP/AA by tapping the CP/AA icon at the top of the dash screen, up where the clock and outside temperature is displayed.