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OK now go drive it for a while and then set it to something you've never said it to before, like 82. And charge it.

No I mean the charge limit. It looks like he has it set at 80% but it's stopping earlier. Perhaps it needs some fiddling to reset that figure. But your idea of changing the amperage could help too.

Try setting your limit to something other than 80, maybe 85 and see what happens.

I keep checking but have not seen or heard anything.

Do you have the full Dream Drive Pro (DDP) or the Every Other Day Dream Drive Pro (EODDDP)?

I'm now having the same problem! I have requested a replacement.

From me the big difference is my service provider. Verizon has a much stronger signal here so I don't get the dropouts on CarPlay that I experience in the native UI. Also, if you have a SiriusXM subscription in another vehicle, you can use the CarPlay app without a separate subscription.

That's been a wishlist item for years. https://www.lucidupdates.com/surveys/wishlistresults.html

Do you have navigation running on your phone or in the car?

I haven't either. No doubt they fixed some bugs and improved some stuff. I don't think these changes will be apparent to every owner.

Have you tried a reset?

That kinda read like a poem to me.

Definitely enlightening articles, but as a consumer I'd like to at least have the choice. Once the Lucid interface catches up, I will gladly switch away. But it will require calendar integration with my phone, navigation integration with my calendar, reliable two way texting, and Apple Music as...

While navigating, CarPlay can either show the overall route or the turn by turn. You can switch between them by tapping the screen and then tapping the icon in the very upper right. In some vehicles, including BMW, you can have a second CarPlay view in the dashboard in addition to the standard...

Agree. CarPlay can do two views, but unfortunately Lucid has chosen not to implement it. This is also true in Air, where CarPlay was implemented about two years ago.

On BMW, Apple CarPlay actually shows a secondary map in the instrument cluster. Then it shows the next turn in the heads up. This is a very nice implementation. If the overall route is on the main CarPlay screen, it shows the zoomed in turn by turn view on the dashboard. Those can be swapped as...

Let's not lump them together, Apple clearly has a setting for that. If set as such, it will not launch wireless CarPlay and only launch if it is plugged in to USB. As far as AA goes, no idea.

CarPlay uses Wi-Fi except during its initial connection, during which it uses Bluetooth.

This is working as designed.

We've been asking for that feature in Air for a couple years now. I'm not sure why Lucid is reluctant to offer it.