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just curious..the landslide of gravity complaints seems to have subsided here. have the most complained about issues been fixed?
 
I picked up just over a month ago and have had no serious issues to report in 4k miles of use. I did notice some bugs here and there (glitching displays, app not working) but they resolved either with 3.6, a restart, or are pending a mobile service appointment. Nothing that would keep me from operating the vehicle and enjoying it. Enjoying it too much honestly for a lease, we are going to smash that mileage allotment. 😂 I already told the wife I would consider just buying this one at the end of the lease depending on how the numbers look and the health of the company and then just adding a second one to replace our Model Y (Which will be like 6 years old at that point and running AI3 hardware).
 
My Gravity was delivered with 3.6 this past weekend, no software issues so far. My fob buttons aren't super responsive and the steering wheel D-pad buttons are frustrating to hit correctly, but otherwise so far we're good. It's a breath of fresh air (ha ha) coming from Air, the doors have actually unlocked every time I want them to so far.
 
My GGT was built in March 2026. Little glitches but nothing big.
Only two thing that drive me nuts.
HUD DOES NOT LOWER ENOUGH
EASEY ENTRANCE AND EXIT IS SO BAD I HAD TO TURN IT OFF.( that s*cks)
So far three people ask me about the GGT and I told them if these two items are important to you, I would not buy one until Lucid fix them.
 
billy said:
just curious..the landslide of gravity complaints seems to have subsided here. have the most complained about issues been fixed?
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In short: yes, for most.
 
Mine never had any issues. March 26 delivery.
 
segbrk said:
My Gravity was delivered with 3.6 this past weekend, no software issues so far. My fob buttons aren't super responsive and the steering wheel D-pad buttons are frustrating to hit correctly, but otherwise so far we're good. It's a breath of fresh air (ha ha) coming from Air, the doors have actually unlocked every time I want them to so far.
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Regarding the pad buttons, one thing you might try that affected me was make sure you are not pressing the very outside of the pad, i.e. the little raised trim edge. I naturally wanted to press riggt at that edge at first but once I moved toward the center a bit it has since worked flawlessly.
 
We got our GGT last fall. Tons of issues back then. Key fob battery problems, frozen screens, audio alarms that wouldn't turn off, HVAC out of control, random warnings for no reason, awful audio quality on phone calls, etc., etc, etc. 3.5.x updates seem to have fixed most of those.

The last remaining issue, and it was a BIG one, was the doors not opening or a 60-90 second delay as I approached with the key fob. 3.6 seems to have fixed this. Since the 3.6 update, we are happy.
 
billy said:
just curious..the landslide of gravity complaints seems to have subsided here. have the most complained about issues been fixed?
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Yes, 3.6.0 has been solid. A few bugs remain, but the robustness has been getting better with every release. Lucid has turned the corner on software quality, IMHO, and we have Emad Dlala’s leadership to thank for that.

I know Emad Dlala is no longer with Lucid, but he hired Marc Solsona Palomar, who is still there and was in charge of software for part of the turnaround. I’m confident the robustness trend will continue.
 
Saksak said:
Yes, 3.6.0 has been solid. A few bugs remain, but the robustness has been getting better with every release. Lucid has turned the corner on software quality, IMHO, and we have Emad Dlala’s leadership to thank for that.
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Yeah, 3.6.0 has been great. Emad Dlala has been a great contributor to Lucid Motors powertrain. He's been a hardware/motor/powertrain guy throughout his career, as mentioned in his linkedin profile. However, I don't see it mentioned anywhere about Mr. Dlala's software experience. I think he might be appointed to the SVP position, which involved taking care of the SW organization. There're exceptions, but it's very unlikely for people with absolutely no SW background to make any significant SW improvements in such a short period of time. We know 3.6.0 is a massive improvement; it had to be under development for a very long time before being released to us customers, and was led by people with good SW expertise.
 
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