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When I was at the factory tour last month, they told us that the Gravity, being a 2025 model, will have a NACS port as will the 2025 Air. This is consistent with Lucid’s announcement. The NACS port was a forgone conclusion. The ‘biggest’ pressing issue regarding the port was whether the...

The HUD “slide show" displays: EXTENDED VISION ––––––––––––––– See beyond the Vehicle And the general scope of the presentation is in line whith what Derek mentioned in an interview.

I have a Dream R. I fully charged to 100% today for a 200 mile trip. The range indicator was 510mi. I have about 30k miles on the car. Got a new battery at 18k miles. At that time I was able to charge to 520mi, but it soon dropped to 516mi. I haven’t paid much attention to 100% charges, but I...

And it may be a bit sooner if the Gravity is released this year.

The 2.1.52 Update resolved the problem with my headlights comming on when they face full sun (as I described above). I would contact Customer Care again and have them push this update to you! The current update is 2.1.60, so they should have no problem with your request.

Actually, there are no widgets in Apple Vision Pro. I guess the app is the “widget”, since you can place it anywhere around you.

I just thought I would put this out there, in case anyone is interested: Here is the Lucid iPhone App on Apple Vision Pro. It's running in compatibility mode, so not really something special:

Unrelated to the Air, but I hope they silence the front motor on the Gravity, although early indications with the prototypes doesn’t give us much hope.

Yes, I understand: the macOS widget at least gives you some status information. Obviously clicking on that, does not do much.

Somewhat off topic, but the Mac OS X Lucid widget is nowhere to be found - at least on my computer. And I have the latest developer betas for both iOS and Mac OS X. The Mac OS X widget did work at some point several OS versions back. I submitted a bug report to Lucid's Black Hole some time back...

I think this was the case with previous versions too. Assuming XM was selected on your previous drive, you have to select "My Collection" - > "Favorites". I too find it annoying. You can also access your favorites from the home screen. I usually do this, so as to bring up the XM radio interface...

No. This is with the OEM all season tires on 19” wheels. Although I have a set of the 21” Performance tires, I’ve never mounted them or used them in cold weather.

Several years ago, I would get a message that the key fob battery was low (in the Lucid Pilot Panel). I believe after the last key fob software update, I no longer got any messages - but then again, I stopped using the fob because the phone key was pretty reliable, so can’t say if this message...

It looks like the 2.1.52 update fixed the auto light problem. The windshield wipers are also functioning normally now.

It’s worse with snow - that and running the heater. Last year I drive from Tucson to Pinetop during a small snowstorm. The most disconcerting part was the snow packing in the wheel well: you could hear the snow rubbing the tire - especially when speeding up. I don’t remember what range reduction...

I wanted to point out that the motor whine is only from the front motor. If the Air Pure the OP drove was an AWD then there would be motor whine. If it’s a rear wheel drive, then there should not be any front motor whine, since there is no front motor.

I have 3 Tesla Wall connectors and use Tesla to J1772 adapters. There are many threads on this subject. Here is a link to one of the threads I contributed to: https://lucidowners.com/threads/tesla-1772-universal-charger.5173/post-166077

HA has a multiple integrations including Smarthings, so you can still control your devices: Integrations

Actually, I think they said that the first people to be offered a reservation/order for the Gravity were going to be the Air Dream Edition people, followed by the rest of the Air owners.

They told me that it was a common practice in the auto industry because many countries have favorable treatment of cars that are assembled in their territory.