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I'm wishing the engineering team Godspeed on this.

It would be called poor even in the cheapest car, not yet suitable for a production vehicle.

Sirius obtains its "signal" in the Air from the car's cell connection, the same as Spotify. Maybe try logging out of Sirius, then back in?

It's a kludge on the Air's screen, but a useful kludge.

While planning, I scrutinize every charging location ABRP suggests by using Plugshare.

The Enode data link is included in ABRP Premium at $4.99/month. I just sign up for Premium in the days including the trip and a couple weeks before for planning. However, you have to provide your lucid login and password to Enode so that it can pull data from the car.

This "NACS Megathread" has lost its way.

Did you check the Vehicle Hold setting in your car's settings menu? It's rare, but I have heard of this setting being changed spontaneously by a software update.

Also keep in mind that the miracle battery range figures are usually quoted in WLTP miles or Chinese miles, which are very optimistic compared to EPA miles.

Have you checked to see if the Vehicle Hold setting is still set to Hold?

True, though when I asked "Hey Lucid" about tostones, I was amused that it volunteered that they are especially delicious. I'm looking forward to using Google's Gemini LLM in my Air.

Staggered wheels distance the Gravity's style a bit from its minivan cousins.

Only on the upper screen. A mandate straight from Google (same for Apple)

https://lucidowners.com/threads/hold-onto-your-butts-hagerty-drag-race.12631/post-275579

Oh right, I forgot! Long Press = Google Assistant, short press = Lucid Assistant.

For me, on Android 16: When I say "OK Google" or "Hey Google" in the car, Google Assistant responds over the car's speakers. If I press the microphone button on the steering wheel, Lucid's own voice assistant responds over the car's speakers.

No problems here, other than having to turn the cars bluetooth off and on (or reboot infotainment) to get AA to connect. Haven't tried it again after updating my phone to Android 16 last night.

My 2.7.0 update was only about 2.8GB. It could be that you are seeing a maps update, or 2.7.0 + maps.

I agree, it sounds defective, if the internal cables are all plugged in properly.

The new version of the phone app, which should already be on your phone, fixed the always-awake issue. Car software OTA 2.7.0, rolling out now, fixed the delay with shifting into drive or reverse on startup. After a while you'll figure out how to make the mobile key work for you, or switch to...