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The latter. I think @nicktwork would be the best person to clarify this.

It's gonna be a while until that is true; please, please, don't trust FSD to do this either.

Correct.

I’m sorry this happened to you. That said, I suspect you’ll have issues recovering anything, as this is not the correct way to transport the vehicle, as described in the manual...

What everyone else said is correct. @wwong actually already created a PR for this (thank you!) and @segbrk should get it merged and release a version soon. I would but I’m on a family weekend in Wisconsin.

Why selling?

That’s the same on the Air, fwiw.

The HUD is cool, but not required.

I would not recommend run-flats.

No confirmed date but I’ve gotten good news and should theoretically receive it sometime next week. Otherwise it will be 6/24, because if it’s after that I’ll be in Kenya and will have issues with the loan.

Come on in, the water’s fine ;)

There is nothing useful in any of the release notes for Gravity yet.

No, but they would if you got OnStar or LoJack or some similar vehicle recovery and/or disabling mechanism. There is almost always a discount for that.

Or they could just license cars from Tesla and white label them. Why reinvent the wheel?

I agree! It’s definitely not finished, but that’s not the same as not working. I’m not trying to be combative, I promise. I’m sorry it apparently came off that way.

https://lucidmotors.com/knowledge/ownership/financial-services/vehicle-lease-end#lucid-excess-wear-and-use-guidelines “Tires: Tires with less than 1/8” (or 4/32”) tread depth. Tires that have sidewall damage (which includes plugs and cuts), bulges, or exposed cords. Tires that are mismatched...

Uh - I literally just told you it was working in Valley Fair (and I posted a photo), and we should all be well aware at this point that sometimes salespeople … make things up. Anyway, I should have my DE in the next week or so, so I can tell you for certain soon, if someone else doesn’t first...

It would be exactly the same. Those links have nothing to do with the car; it is just the website that has not been updated to go to the right place for the release notes.

You’ll want to change it in the .env file, as the docker compose looks for TZ first as an environment variable and only uses Berlin if that env variable is not defined.

Then you can totally find a local place to do alignment; you’ll just have to call and find out if they have the equipment. (And that makes sense)