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Weird. I’ve gone over the bridge many times, including recently, and have never seen this.

I, for one, am happy to see non-boxy, wannabe truck SUV designs. It’s just not Lucid’s design language. And as others have stated, it would come at a major cost to efficiency and range. Just look at the R2. Then again, I’m also the weirdo who is happy to see Gravity look more like a minivan...

Yes. It means you can set different colors for your interior lights now.

I had that issue long ago, but not lately. Strange that this is still happening to just some people.

Not sure if it’s a secret or not, but in the mobile app, you can get back the “fidget spinner” 3D model by double tapping on the image of your car. Double tap again to have it go back to normal.

Once upon a time, what we now currently refer to as a “nuke” reset (the one with the steering wheel buttons) was a top secret service thing. Once the cat was out of the bag, they officially pleaded with us not to use it. Then they eventually worked it out so that it was safe, and now it’s...

If there’s no impact spot you can determine, likely it’s a warranty repair. Could have just been a flaw in the glass that caused it to crack in the heat. If there was impact, that’s a whole other story.

Again, as many have suggested, I’d wait until you actually get 2.9.0 on the car before passing judgment on this. Could still be broken. But this seems like something that could require a change at both ends.

I checked my car. It’s logged in and working fine. But the app message persists. For now.

This may be related to the car update. I have the same thing in my phone app. I’m waiting to see if updating the car to 2.9.0 will fix it. My guess is it will. Of course, I’ll need 2.9.0 to be pushed to my car first… I’m guessing it soon will be.

I remember my last Audi’s fob was capable of opening and closing the windows. But only in the EU as well. I had to hack into my port to get it working on my car here. I wonder if it’s some sort of weird US regulation thing?

Nice to see Air Pure owners will get ambient light color options. I always thought it was odd they limited that. We were even told by some at Lucid at one point that it was a hardware limitation. Clearly it wasn’t.

And to be clear, I’m not even sure that’s a problem in Musk’s mind. He’d rather run a robotaxi and robot company at this point. He proved everything he needed to prove with EVs being viable, better cars than ICE.

You may be right about that. Particularly if they continue to let their models rot for years with no significant updates.

Exactly. Which was my original point. But some people insist on being literal. Of all the EV manufacturers out there, Lucid destroys them all in balancing driving dynamics, packaging, efficiency, and price, frankly. Cosmos will be the ultimate expression of that. Are Porsches technically a...

Indeed. I think Teslas are perfectly fine, better than average cars. But they are most decidedly not driving enthusiast cars. Harsh ride. Not very good in a corner. And the Y is markedly worse to drive than the 3. It’s great they are out there, and I appreciate what the brand did for EVs in...

This video here is what I mean: . Right around the 2:05.00 mark.

Lucid is surprisingly good at keeping these sorts of things locked down. Any photos you see out there, beyond what Lucid teased in their recent presentations, are clearly bad AI fakes. You can get a feel for how Cosmosmight look, sort of, in the video for the Investor Day presentation. There's...

I think for Air and Gravity having more limited, muted colors makes sense. And especially because they are still growing and attempting to reach profitability, wherever they can save a bit is probably a wise choice. Having said all that, I am hoping to see some more bright and daring options...

Personally I’m happy to see Lucid does regular model year refreshes with at least some minor changes. Shows they are paying attention to what is selling and how they can get closer to profitability.