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Polarized glasses definitely eliminate the issue. Their utility in this specific case is very limited as you pointed out.

Imo since the displays are just LCD and the cameras have tiny apertures(don't do super well in low light), at night the hazard line around the car and the white border causes so much light bleed that it makes the top down view nearly useless to parallel park. I've curbed my wheels twice now :(...

There's also another version that loads up when rear cross traffic is detected. That version has no lines or markers. Just a red flashing animation in the direction of the warning

You madman, you don't have a trip to track your lifetime efficiency?

Interesting...please keep us posted. I'll try turning the hvac off next time I hear it and report back

I notice it most days. It's been there since I picked the car up in September. 🥲

Yup it's this. Sometimes depending on the brightness setting on the pilot panel there's a loud whine.

I have experienced the same thing every time at a charger location near home. Its happening to some other cars as well. Definitely an EA thing unfortunately.

Not since the update specifically but it's been happening pretty regularly since they introduced the SiriusXM beta

You know, the fact that they've added support for dimming the pilot panel or even turning it off really shows that the team at Lucid is here watching and listening to every request not just the biggest/loudest ones. Excited for more improvements!

It's possible, Len posted this on Twitter earlier today

For the clickbait...

Someone shared a chart here that showed that for the most part EVs only get about 70-85% of their rated EPA range. Anyway, I'm sure the same "keep your speed below 70 on the highway" tip works on all EVs. It's so difficult to make fair comparisons with these cars being sensitive to a large...

Okay so the i4 M50 has an 81kWh battery. Which means it's EPA rated at 3.3mi/kWh on 19" wheels and EPA rated at 2.8mi/kWh with the 20". (Someone check my math pls) Now we know the EPA ratings are generous if anything. But what this says is that even under the best of conditions(EPA vs EPA) the...

Yeah it entirely comes down to cruising at 70+ mph. If you keep it below 70, it's definitely going to beat the 21" GT cars. Having all the creature comforts on has an impact for sure but turning it off only has small savings compared to just driving painfully slow 🙃

Do either of those cars (i4 and ev6) ride on 21" 265s? From what we've seen, the 21" wheels on the Lucid come with a fairly sizable range penalty. Owners on the 19" wheels have shown efficiencies over 4mi/kWh

I suspect @Bobby is involved somehow 😁

What a great video! 👏 Speed (or lack thereof) is king!

And yet I can say with 100% certainty that it was not the case when I experienced this.

Now, this I agree with 😁