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@marqie confirmed the Android Auto prompt is gone after the update. I had to clear data & cache.

Agreed.

I am on my way to filling too. I don't have one "critical" issue, but I have a lot of smaller issues that add up fast. The biggest thing is the lack of support, of communication, of responsiveness from CS and the fact that every new update is almost useless except at introducing new bugs. I...

What does this update do? Unless it's a secret for some reason. So we know what to look for and provide feedback.

I don't pay attention to the noise fans and haters generate. They are overly subjective, hence annoying static. I'm talking about market and business analysists, people that have huge incentives to get predictions right. They are not perfect, but they are the best we have. And right now, they...

Nicely put. What is more worrying to me is that I'm seeing new people on the forum saying wtf. People that are not hardcore believers, stock owners or early adopters willing to put up with anything. They are in for a nasty surprise, unless they get lucky.

Agreed. I have the same problem.

You're not allowed to. It's Chinese.

That's because the gas is expensive as hell and the roads are 3 feet wide. Otherwise everyone would drive Suburbans :) I never heard an European saying "that car is too big for me". They say "that car is too big for our roads".

Also, battery technology and price will continue to go down, to the point where the price & weight & size difference between 180 and 300 might be insignificant. Not unlike how a computer hard drive of 800 Mb from 1996 was the same size, weight and price as a 8,000,000 Mb these days.

My once-a-week commute is 260 miles (130 one way), which translated to Lucid's real "consumption" is like 300 miles. I would be fine with the 180 (real) range, if 80% of the parking lots in US would have chargers that work and are available when I need them.

Pace yourself. This is just the start :)

Sorry, I'm overly sarcastic sometimes. I was joking about the penalty box. But it is true that my soft close broke after their 2.5 update back in August and it's been broken since then.

In my case, I missed one lease payment and Lucid removed the soft-close functionality on the driver's door. Now I'm on a 6-month probation period with them, showing I'm a good payer, until they turn it back on. My fault.

Feel free to disagree, most of the time I don't know what I'm talking about. But there are a lot of people out there, much smarter than me, that dedicate 10 to 14 hours of their day, including weekends, at trying to anticipate the evolution of a company. Billions of dollars hinge on their guess...

I think we'll see some buttons coming back. All manufacturers went this way because of cost savings and FOMO. Now the pendulum will start swinging in the other direction, where buttons will be the luxury feature to have and they will start making a comeback. Having dedicated buttons will be...

"a bit more" is unknown at this point, we might be looking at $10k or so. Also the OP knows the history of his car and that's one of the reasons he's looking fwd to a newer model. - The problem here IMO is the wild unknown of what the depreciation of 2020 EV technology is going to be costing the...

I would go for an 18-month lease. Otherwise: You will pay more to buy the car from BoA than an equivalent from Autotrader. You will be out of warranty soon. You have no idea what the depreciation will be in a few years, given the rate at which EV innovation is moving. It's not too late for...

That looks great, congrats! I was also thinking of wrapping my soon-to-come-sometime-in-2036 Gravity. I love dark colors but I have an even bigger hate for swirls and webs, so I was thinking that a dark vinyl wrap is the best of both worlds: it's dark and also it will not swirl/web like the...

First, you Sir, are a hero for venturing to Mammoth with an EV. I would never do that, except, maybe, if I would have strapped a 2nd battery onto the roof. Second, is it quieter / more comfortable than Air?