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The same can be said about AI/LLMs telling the truth. They have no intention or awareness of telling the truth, their hallucinations just sometimes get lucky.

I'm saying two hands on the wheel could add less torque than one hand, because your left hand torque is cancelling out your right hand torque. Torque means rotational, not downwards force. Personally, I hardly ever get the warning if I just let either arm dangle from one side of the wheel. I...

Has Apple's, or Microsoft's, or Google's, or BMW's, or Ford's communication on unreleased software updates been sufficient for you? Wait, there practically isn't any... updates just show up when they show up. So, while I understand the frustration with AA specifically, in general, Lucid's...

Well, if you have two hands on the wheel instead of one, are you applying torque? It's not a weight sensor either

I'd say more like 10%. Which, yeah, the gauge in an ICE vehicle is also a wild guess below that level as fuel sloshes around and expands and contracts with temperature and air pressure. I drove 10+ miles on a fully "empty" tank in my 2015 Mercedes, but it just as easily could have gone the other...

Speaking as a software developer, it can be hard to dissociate from your developer mindset and see how actual people in the real world will use the thing you're making when you're deep into it. I think most (every?) manufacturer does things like this, just not as publicly. They'll show some new...

Could be any number of things: - Different parts, even within the same model year and trim. Even iPhones do this because they may not be able to source the number of some component they need from one vendor, and another vendor's part might be "close enough." Or in Lucid's case, maybe they ran...

That is my guess, yes. The left two screens are definitely a separate computer, and they seem much less Android-y. Which is a good thing, but yeah, complex.

To be clear it's not looking for just hands on the wheel, it's looking for torque. Either an occasional jiggle or a constant weight, like one hand holding at 9 or 3 pulling it down slightly.

While I don’t have the problem with putting the car in drive, I have noticed the left and right screens are regularly out of sync when I first get in the car now. Like when climate keep is enabled, usually both screens are blacked out until you hold the button. Today the left screen came on...

I don’t get a headache, but my eyes get so dry it becomes hard to see. I too like to be surrounded by cold air without being blasted in the face by it.

How about this: turn bluetooth off on your phone and do the same thing. Walk up to the car with your phone out, stop a couple feet away, turn bluetooth back on. My bet is the car will connect and unlock in under 3 seconds. That’s been my experience. And that’s why I’m convinced it’s mainly the...

The post you quoted was not related to your issue. The thread may be, but the post was not and you are effectively just yelling in the face of a stranger who happens to be standing next to you. Again, I get it, not asking you to fanboy, but you’ve said your piece here and are no longer being...

I also saw multiple people report a coolant valve fault after the latest update. Coincidence? Well, as it turns out, yes. Regardless, I understand the frustration and I wish you the best of luck getting the issue fixed ASAP, but responding negatively to random posts here just because you're...

This definitely used to say 90mph. I wonder if a recent update that hasn’t made its way outside the US yet increased it?

Yes, you haven't experienced lane centering because you don't have it. It is part of DD Pro. The feature you have is just a warning for when you cross a line without using your blinker.

It's just the all-weather floor mat recall being mailed out to everyone.

I’m starting to think about good rally routes again for this summer. I’d love to get some actual hills in this time, and the best hilly roads I know of nearby are over in West Virginia. No specifics yet, but how would you all feel about meeting up in Harpers Ferry and starting a drive from...

It's possible to give feedback without complaining, IMO. It just has to be helpful. The app doesn't check for updates at all, updates are pushed to the car and your phone hears about it from the car. That's refreshed as often as the rest of the information from the car, which is every few...

Yes. I don't think this is new behavior, just a more active warning. To let ABS do its job, regen is temporarily disabled when the car detects a bit of wheel spin / loss of traction.