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This was clearly not the intent, and is just a bug.

They are not.

Yup.

You’re right. I’m wrong. I stand corrected.

I love that you’re here so I don’t have to say stuff <3

Long story short, you tap your phone on the B-pillar, like you would a keycard, and it unlocks. Express mode means you don’t have to worry about “selecting” the key in wallet. It just works. It isn’t proximity though; you need to tap.

Mine shows two software updates, and two manual links, but all the owner's manual links are broken and the software versions bring up very, very old Lucid Air notes. 🤷‍♂️

Whoa! That is legitimately the first five seater I’ve seen.

This has been answered in this thread. Please read the thread.

The browser should make no difference. The “trick” is making sure to use https, and not let the browser default to using http. You may get a “insecure” warning because it’s a self-signed certificate, but you can tell the browser it’s fine and keep going.

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Well that definitely sounds like a new Android app bug. Make sure to report it.

You cannot. There is additional hardware (lidar, cameras) included with Pro.

It’s not bad, it’s just the instructions are a little unclear. You’re not missing anything today. Future eventual software updates, though. No, I have no idea if or when.

Yeah, I just suspected that due to the instruction saying the browser might throw a warning; that almost always means they are using a self-signed certificate for TLS, hence adding https. It is obviously a mistake in the documentation. You should report it as I’m certain it has burned others too.

Yeah, true. I’m just brainstorming. :)

That is strange indeed. Could you try the same, but turn bluetooth off on your phone instead of the phone itself or force-closing the app? I'm wondering if somehow your mobile key is still reaching the car, or if the app is waking it up regularly via the cloud - which should be 'MONITOR' not...

Does taking it out of 'unrestricted' mode fix it? Or only force killing it? Just curious; I don't have an Android so can't test it, and Apple doesn't have modes like this for apps.

We don't know they aren't making Gravity at any scale; in fact, I suspect they are making many, as evidenced by @Adnillien's flyovers. All we know is they haven't delivered many yet, not that they haven't produced many yet. As for why? I have no idea. Your point re: the HUD supply constraints...