Search results

I think they were hoping for more “How do I place an order” questions and not the overwhelming number of “Your service department is a train wreck and what are you doing about it” questions.

I have had this happen a couple times at same spot like you (did not see any construction though). The good news is that when system stops hands free and you get the “Take control warning”, in most cases, it just switches to older “Hands On” Drive Assist, so it is not going to run into car in...

You need to drive on multi-lane freeway for hands free to calibrate. It will not calibrate on 2 lane highways. I-10 by where I live is the widest freeway in US (maybe world) with 20-22 lanes if you include HOV and feeder roads. Only took about 10 minutes for me to calibrate once I got on...

Service today has become like ordering a Gravity was last summer/fall. We placed our orders and waited months and months for when it would finally be built and delivered. Now we make a request for service and wait weeks to months for someone to finally get back to us. Getting that call that...

When people ask how I like my Gravity, I respond that it is like a combo of Porsche, Land Rover and Kia. It has the performance of a Porsche, luxury and ride of a Land Rover, but reliability of a 90’s Land Rover and Service Center experience of a 90’s Kia.

I finally was contacted by Houston SC to schedule getting my Gravity in for service. Not sure what finally triggered this response. Was it my original online request from 3 weeks ago, my phone call to SC and message left, one of the two calls to HQ Customer Service, DM to Marqie, or my various...

The problem is that Plano studio is dependent on Houston Service Center for maintenance. The Houston SC, based on comments on this forum and others, is the most seriously backed up in the country. I have been trying to get my Gravity in for service here in Houston for 3 weeks. If someone with...

I took the comments as a bit of sarcastic humor. Actually kind of funny.

You can still initiate a lane change manually by half pushing turn signal. Car will change lanes (if open) but will not disable the auto lane change setting.

Yeah, I already went there and upvoted the question about the disaster that is the Houston SC. Currently it is the most upvoted question.

I’ll predict right here that he will get waaay more questions about service (or the lack there of) vs ordering and delivery.

It is my understanding that NHTSA made matrix adaptive headlights legal in 2022 but with a different standard than European standard. This caused manufacturers to have to modify their software and in some cases some hardware to meet the slightly different US standard. Thus the delay.

Black Sharpie works pretty good

I feel I noticed similar regen action. I use standard regen and play a little game where I try to release accelerator pedal and coast up to stop light/stop sign using only regen. In my limited driving since 3.6 it seams that I am having to tap brake at last minute more due to less regen. Not...

This has been discussed elsewhere in these forums but answer is most likely NO. HERE is better optimized for ADAS systems and thus most auto companies use it vs google for their ADAS systems. Adding google places to the Lucid native app is a good step toward dealing with some of HEREs...

That is not coming until end of the year or more likely sometime early next year.

Last week I called customer service in HQ and even they could not get anyone to answer at Houston SC.

Yes, Houston SC is a total train wreck. Based on comment on this form, possibly the worst in country. I am not saying that they do bad work, just that they are the most understaffed and backed up.

Not so. Mercedes can tell difference between main lane speed limit and exit ramp speed limit and even displays both on dash. Mercedes will maintain main lane speed limit and ignore exit ramps. Lucid seems to have just been taught how to read a speed limit sign and not the difference. Even...

Yes but in my past cars I have rarely needed it, even here in Houston, as most proper systems ramp up on their own if needed.