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I too wondered about this as I sometimes toss a long surfboard up there when we go camping at lakes and the racks are so dang close together it's a concern! With even longer vessels like a kayak, I think the front tow eye bolt and rear tow hitch are going to be your only real anchor points as...

That's interesting because my GGT and this loaner I've been thrashing for 3weeks both lower the steering wheel to my preferred position as soon as I get in and step on the brake

Data always tells the story Looks like gravity is outselling EQS and EX90 and is catching up to Vistiq

inputting charging stops from the Lucid HERE nav into iMaps to get the turn by turn directions Sometimes I do run iMaps up top (Cockpit screen) and get the broader view of the route down below (Pilot panel) on the HERE map

I guess I don't consider turning Climate on in the app and setting whatever your desired temp as "monitor(ing)" anything. If the cabin temp is above the setting its goes on until that temp is reached...if it goes above again it turns on again by itself It may not be exactly the same as your...

Same exact behavior here. If the car's wifi is on, no go. Turn it off, works as intended. Does not matter if my phone has wifi switched on or not.

hmmm...time to try a different SC?? My windows don't behave in this manner

If this is true then simply tossing a thin pillow over the seatbacks when stored prior to replacing the cover should dampen the thumping noise.

Same for me w/ iPhone

wait...can't you just turn Climate on in the app to keep the cabin temp cooler? And FWIW when the cabin does get up to 90*+ I want as many vents/rows circulating cooler air in there as possible to lower the temp faster, occupied or not! It's all one airspace.

I can also relate because I have this issue getting in & out of my wife's Taycan. My solution is to do sort a a modified "trust fall" and point my feet away from the car and sit my butt down in the seat first and then pull my legs in; that way I never hit my head. Getting out is the reverse so...

You can turn the exterior lights off on the Cockpit screen and the interior lights one at a time but the moment you grab the fob to exit the vehicle they will all come back on again. By locking the car when you're in the back and then wrapping the fob in foil or slipping it into Faraday pouch...

Camp mode isn't a tall order!!

we use Lucid Nav for charging stop planning and on the Pilot panel for route overview then use iMaps through CP on the Cockpit display for route planning/turn by turn and don't seem to have issues

My later production 2026 GGT never had the noise. Nice gap covers that work are avail in the accessories store

My new favorite feature is Creature Comfort, because until they come out with "Camp Mode", and as @raleighone has posted, it seems to be the best option for car camping

Yes...it was a super warm night in the Santa Cruz Mountains and our camp in the old growth redwoods (not far from the famous Alice's Restaurant) was probably still 65-67* at 11pm! Anticipating it cooling off to say 53-55* by 3am we set the CC to 67*, cracked the driver and passenger front...

exactly...wasn't sure what @mike1121 was referring to? We tried out Creature Comfort mode while car camping in our loaner

Creature Comfort bug?

hey whoa, humor is sort of subjective. Why don't we just cut each other a little slack (for isn't intolerance just as bad as impatience?)