Recent content by Steve181

Yes. And magnets for their motors. Those use the rare earths

Just thinking out loud: IF the large bottom screen has an accesible HDMI port between it and the car computer, we could just wire in a cheap HDMI switch to an adapter to our phones. Problem solved, assuming the computer does not declare a fault. Does someone have a wiring diagram?

Thanks SoCal. You have done a good deed!

This is a great picture! Bravo!! But can someone please add the keyfob to it in an appropriate way.

When I read about the missing parts in the Gravity UI, I got the gut feeling that AA for Air is further away than ever.

AND KEY FOBS!!

Glad you found your key. Here is my solution. A cheap fake leather battery case from Amazon holds the fob and a CR 2477 (with tabs) battery that should last a year. (950 mah). (I did solder in some small socket widgets to mate with the tabs on the battery so I wil not need to unsolder to...

2026.. Its 143 + 365

Try mine. never used.

Thanks! I may try.

This could be supper, but sorry to appear dumb: Is this showing AA on your phone, including Waze, connnecting wirelessly to Apple Carplay in Lucid Air? .. or is it wired? Thanks much!

Thanks! I read this as Sept. 2025 for Gravity and hopes for Air. Urghh!! Here is the exact quote: "I had a chance to speak with Jean-Philippe (JP) Gauthier, vice-president of Lucid's digital experience on the matter and, trust me, he and his team are just as annoyed as us by the lack of...

Its got me trained: 1- Use 2477 1 AH long life battery in fob in fake leather case. 2 - At Supermarket, push door handles first, then go to trunk and push button. Dot dash push of fob works extremly rarely, and I never use it. 3 - Carry card as emergency unlock. 4 - I have never been able to...

Thanks - Good website and video. I did not know where that camera or spot in the video was (see pix below). I just went out to my 2025 Air Pure with a flashlight, and found no such spot.

Yesterday I watched the 2 hour video by O.O.S. of the Lucid design team explaining the drive train and design choices. It was wonderful!! - like an EE course. I really wish that kind of brainpower had been applied to the simple keyfob and entry system.