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If you click on one of those vehicles there's a link to the CarFax ("Review the Vehicle History Report to check ownership history") with title history. Those all seem to have been titled to [some state] Motor Vehicle Department. My guess is some type of fleet vehicle if not actual rentals. Not...

The ambient lighting isn't gimmicky in the Air at all, it's more of a minimal nighttime ambiance rather than a light show like in e.g. some BMWs. I like it, but I wouldn't care at all if I didn't have it. Lucid's massage seats are great, you should try them out if possible. But again, at least...

Random thought for you folks with this delayed startup issue: does it change anything if you remotely unlock your car from the app a couple minutes before you go to it? Just wondering if that would give it a kick in the pants to wake up before you get there. Not a solution obviously, just wondering.

There is and they can (and probably are).

Honestly the more I see of this the less I think that's ever going to happen. This must take a huge amount of work to integrate compared to existing CarPlay, I don't see why any OEM would sign up for that unless they are committing to it as the primary UI for their car. Makes sense for a small...

Hmm, maybe? Will have to take a closer look. Good question, hadn't thought about changing that.

Welcome to the forum, I'd love to see more from your perspective on these cars :)

If you mean charge scheduling that has never been in the app, it's only in the car.

Yes and yes. We’re using the car because we can, but phone location will work just as well. The Home Assistant iOS/Android app sends your phone location so you can make automations based on when you enter your “home” zone, for example.

According to the one known owner of a Gravity DE, CarPlay is not enabled yet. Hopefully will be soon.

I still don't understand. Hard to tell what is bad microphone vs speaker issue. Can you describe the problem as well?

The charge port door (and access in general) is powered by the 12V. There are instructions in the manual for both manually opening the charge port door and jumping the 12V externally - leads are buried up in the rear right wheel well. I would guess you need 12V power in order for the car to...

It does, but it doesn't give you a bunch of parameters to tune like ABRP, nor does it give you recent reviews of fast chargers like Plugshare. I'd still use those two tools before a trip at this point, because while the Lucid nav will get you there on a good day, it's good to be aware of your...

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...