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Mine has been the “ - “ that represents under 1% usage. For a few days in a row.

I have used this one for 18 months or so. It has been solid. https://a.co/d/gPXRBcG

Can you go to your car settings (the gear) and tap vehicle, then trip information and take a pic? And then post here so we can see some other numbers?

That sky and cloud reflection is trippy! Congrats and welcome! A vast resource is at your fingertips here. Also, check out Lucid Updates website run by our very own, @Bobby. A well-organized data site that compiles the most significant information from this site and repository of past update data.

Well, since this a Lucid forum and this is a Gravity Order specific thread, I’m guessing you I’ll find most responses positive to buying in here. I’m certain build quality will be good out the gate. But with any launch product, I’m sure there will be some “quirks” you may find. Waiting for...

Yeah the camera listed in borki post above labeled number 2 is surround view monitoring and is blocked on screen when I cover it. DDP here.

With this update, I have found it is the first time the mobile key has worked regardless of which car is selected in the app. Good news for you future Gravity owners.

They most certainly were at one point. “Additional DreamDrive capabilities to enable Level 3 driving in certain conditions are also in development.” Source: https://lucidmotors.com/media-room/lucid-motors-announces-lucid-dreamdrive

Both the Air (with LiDAR) and Gravity with DDP are noted to have 32 sensors for the ADAS. And images of the recent Gravity deliveries show the same LiDAR sensor that appears on the Air in a similar location.

If in HA, you can press it again and it will move to ACC. Pressing and holding returns back to HA if available.

It pops up whenever you tap the Tidal icon(pictured here) in the pilot panel

Yes I had this around 22k miles or so. Service visit was required. My instance was "internal failure in the BMU" and they fixed it in a few days. Does not mean this is your issue but it would require a call/text/email to customer care.

And is even more complicated by refining the sound that they hope *most* users think they want to hear. I'm guilty of going ear-blind. It sometimes feels like when I'm at the optometrist when it comes to refiing sound. "Number 1 or number 2?" Idk... just give me the prescription you think is...

Same with early ‘22 AGT. I’ve found my native navigation has been freezing or not displaying granular details sometimes since 2.5. It’ll just show road lines. Not sweating it. They’ll fix it. But what I have found, and sticking with the “reboot” theme here, is switching the map over to offline...

Well, HA is only going to work on highways. If the only highways you have a six lane, then it might be OK. I’m just saying that to say it “only worked on a six lane highway” might be inaccurate. I live in Orange County and my usual commute has me on a 12 lane (in one direction) highway. I...

It’s a point release, so it was unlikely. Given that the app had only been released for nine days to the general public and that many users had experienced crashes, the primary focus was likely on resolving that issue with this small update. Additionally, the functionality of those items is...

Any compatibility issues with 2025.1?

Yeah they all look like they fall into that example of “metro” areas. With the exception of the one in Pennsylvania that I pictured and is listed. The Sheetz (gas station/connivence store/made to order food) only exists because of the interchange between two major highways. And is far from urban. 🤔

Back to the OP comment about waking speed. Unscientific but more data. One of our cars is in Pennsylvania in a signal-limited area. The other is maybe 75 ft from me on the other side of the house connected to WiFi. The car in PA just took 32 seconds to wake on cellular only. No wifi. The car...

A possible solution is additional fees for beyond 85%. Like idle fees. Call them what you want. Road trip fees, congestion fees, inconsiderate of others fee. EA could also utilize a location based virtual queue. If there are say 5 cars in the virtual queue and you are reading your book...