The word is that they did indeed start over on UX3.0, which may reach production first in Gravity and then port back to the Air. I'm hoping that the result is something like you mentioned, an app-centric hybrid bringing the best of both worlds. For £#(&$'s sake, Google Maps.
And Waze, which I consider to be the cream of the crop as far as navigation systems go.
There is no partnership between Apple and Lucid. And making Android Auto work in the Air would not have any impact whatsoever, positive or negative, on such a partnership if Lucid were to implement it.
It's too cartoonish for us, though we do use to to double-check Google whenever there is an accident, etc. Fortunately we have a choice of either native to AAOS/GAS.
, let's retire this thread forever 
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What time is on the watches?
OK...I know Bobby probably coerced you into an Apple. But realistically, both Android and Apple phones are fantastic.Boo!!!
The entire infotainment system is built on the Android architecture. Nothing to get excited about here.
True, although in design I'd say Apple Maps wins. I just wish Google put Waze's features into G maps.. theres no obvious downside I can see. One app store could solve all of this, where we could have both of them!
I’m trying to figure out how they’d do an OTA update on that.
Flush twice?I’m trying to figure out how they’d do an OTA update on that.
