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Fob works fine. So does mobile key, if you don’t mind tapping or unlocking your phone to wake Bluetooth up. If you press the handle, it works even better. It’s fine. Is it ideal? No. But it’s fine.

These aren’t deficiencies. Homelink not being there is intentional, because Homelink sucks and changed their pricing scheme. DEs will get it, and it will be an option elsewhere, as I understand it, but this is not a deficiency. Okay, then don’t buy a Gravity until CarPlay is there. I’ll drive...

If your motor fails within the 8 year warranty, it includes any and all costs associated with replacing the defective motor. It’s not just a parts warranty.

FWIW, there are a half dozen ways to make this work for free, from ratgdo to tailwind to meross to konnected… the list goes on. You don’t have to give in to Homelink’s or MyQ’s BS. I use ratgdo, and it’s great. Search the forums for the terms above and you’ll find plenty of info. Now please...

I actually totally agree.

With all due respect, as one of the few owners with a Gravity, your judgment is misplaced. This is leaps and bounds beyond what the Air has even today. It does have working keys; that’s just incorrect. CarPlay/AA are coming, and will not take long. Homelink has already been discussed...

It isn’t. It is a parts shortage, caused by a number of factors. (I’m certain, but unfortunately also not my place to disclose details) The HUD will be adjustable (which is via software); give it time. But yeah, it’s not an optics thing; the HUD, as built, is capable of a lot more than it can...

That’s mine. :) (I know they got some things wrong, and I wasn’t the first - that honor went to @HC_79 I think, but I’m not the one making videos :) ) And they were kind to me in exchange for the reviews / videos :)

Stop and read the thread. Lucid is far from alone on this.

PWM frequency doesn’t exactly match the camera frame rate; that’s all, most likely. (Inconsistent AC can do it too, but I’m very doubtful that’s what’s happening here)

Let’s get back on topic. This has nothing to do with Gravity deliveries or Homelink (which is on-topic because it wasn’t delivered with the DE thus far). There are plenty of other threads to discuss software, but fwiw: #2 and #3 aren’t issues on the air, and none are an issue on Graviry. (#2 was...

That’s my assumption, too. But I don’t know for sure. Agreed; I don’t have this issue as much as others, but it’s clearly an issue for many.

You should just have to push until the handle is just slightly past flush. I could be wrong, but I could swear I’ve tried it and it worked fine. I’ve got “Kenya brain” though, so forgive me if I’m wrong.

You’ve made a big assumption here; that they haven’t tried. We don’t know the details, but it is definitely impossible this is an issue they do not care about and have never tried to find a fix for, whether technical or contractual.

You can. That is good ol’ Homelink, same as on the Air.

Cool. 😎

You somehow heard excuses, but all people provided were workarounds. You won’t find anyone here saying the key fob / entry access issues on Air are acceptable. Excuses and explanations aren’t the same thing either, but that’s beside the point. That would be true, if any of us had built the...

This is the correct answer. Homelink is a proprietary, non-open system, and if you’d like someone to blame for the future of Homelink, blame Homelink. You won’t find Lucid as the only manufacturer charging for it.

Amen.

You don’t - it’s just the difference between the frame rate of the camera and the flicker rate of the LEDs. It’s naked to the human eye, but go take a slo-mo video on your phone of almost any LED bulb in your house; you’ll find they all flicker. :)