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Do you think they are still distributing .61 or do you think they immediately found bugs in it and have released .64 instead?

I pulled up to a four-way stop in my neighborhood. On the opposite side were two ten-year-old boys sitting in a golf cart with a third hanging on askew in the back. Urgently waving their hands, they signaled me to stop. At first, I thought someone might have been hurt. I pulled my car next to...

Maybe he was listening to AM radio.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/2023-lucid-air-touring-review-a-much-maligned-ev-deserves-a-second-look-ff3285b5?st=ef7qtvr4ndshzp1&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink I found this to be a thoughtful, and overall, a positive review of the car and the company.

The Homelink menu dropped down when I was at least two miles away from my house today. It happened at a location where I'd never parked before.

Yes. They examined them visually and scanned the tread with a handheld device.

Yes, and it still seems like a reasonable cost.

Discount Tire warrantied mine for $225, but they also will charge $50 per incident to renew the warranty.

I saw a Quantum Gray Air "in the wild" with a temporary tag at Point Reyes Station yesterday.

...especially considering that one 19" tire is $250 from Tire Rack or $350 if you buy it from Lucid.

The car seems to know its location when it's in the garage. Maybe it's just reporting last known location. If the system just uses satellites, it would difficult to get a fix there, but if the system uses a combination of satellites and cell towers, it probably does know its location in the...

Maybe that's it, but I don't know enough about the geolocation systems to make a guess. Is the Homelink system separate from the one Lucid uses for navigation?

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As I exited our garage today, I caught the Homelink menu dropping down on video. I've been trying to capture this on video for a week, but it didn't happen till today. Despite my practice, the video is not Bobby quality. Now if I could just get this to happen every time I back out of the garage.

From the Verge, "Of those vehicles being recalled, 237 are known to be affected. An additional 336 vehicles require an over-the-air software update to assess their contactors." https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/27/23658043/lucid-air-recall-contactor-motor-power-loss-ev It sounds like the owners...

Thanks for checking this out. I'll wait a little longer to update to an iPhone that can play Dolby Atmos.

So CarPlay may take Dolby Atmos tracks in Apple Music and down-convert them for CarPlay, whether or not Bluetooth or USB is used?

Has anyone tried streaming Dolby Atmos tracks with CarPlay? My phone is too old (iPhoneX) to process it.

It will be nice to have another option for listening to music in Dolby Atmos. I like Tidal, but if it keeps forgetting what playlist or album it was streaming every time I get out of the car, I think I'll drop it.

Is there any way to listen to Dolby Atmos in the car without Tidal?