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Millbrae tech quoted me $650 for my 1 year service. i saw the list of things they do at 1year service and it feels like a rip off for that price point. it doesn't rain a lot here so i'm sure the wiper blades are still good. Costco sells those batteries for $20 or so for a dozen. the only thing...

currently CarPlay doesn't work like that.

lol. I don't believe this.

saw two Lucid's yesterday (a black and a white with Arizona plates) both near Buck's restaurant on 84.

i'm taking mine to a camping trip in a few weeks. my plan is to arrive early and unload everything before sunset so i have no reason to unlock the car after dark.

mine is slow to unlock if i come directly behind the trunk but i have 99% success if i press the door handle once. it unlocks almost immediately. the car does a good job of informing you if the fob runs low on battery. my car has been showing low battery warning for a few days now. i also heard...

why do you call people lazy for caring about AA? also, dashcam and AA doesn't have to be mutually exclusive. you can also get your own dashcam and install it :)

At least they didn't do it at the urinal

ever sat in traffic on 101 during rush hour? 😆 that's the only time i use HA. i don't have any complaints with it though.

i'm curious about these companies. any examples you can think of? all of the startups i worked at didn't care about data until they hired their first data scientist or until when they wanted to show better ads.

curious to know if there are any companies that doesn't want your data these days.

are you sure about that? when i asked about it, Millbrae tech said it's $650.

19" GT i'm getting 421 miles. mostly highway driving with a bit of stop and go traffic. weather around 60-75F.

ouch. how long before insurance companies start adjusting for the repair costs? i already got a premium increase in July with no claims.

i'll be very disappointed if they decide to not support AA.

this confirms the study published by Idaho National Laboratory. "After all four test cars had been driven for 50,000 miles, the Level 2 cars had lost around 23 percent of their original battery capacity, while the Level 3 cars were down by around 27 percent. The 2012 Leaf had an average range...

I hope Lucid gives you a brand new car just because of all the issues you had over the past year or so.

same here. i have talked to a few people and none of them mentioned difficulty hearing me. i'm also on Android.

wishful thinking. it took them months after promised availability to release CarPlay so i doubt anyone is actively working on it. they haven't even released Android Auto yet. the second iteration should be faster but i seriously doubt it.

i'm pretty sure i had the same issue with one of my rear door handles. while it's not ideal, i would agree with CS that the car is derivable.