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I have had the same issues. Lucid will fix it someday, I hope. The latest update did help SiriusXM to recover better but not all the time.

Well, I fully loaded Plaid, with self-driving, is only $108K now and starts at $86K.

I use HA almost every day and on most of the highways here in Houston it works well. It can still drift out of lanes on some curves.

I am having far more cell-data dropouts than I have with the satellite receivers in our other cars. Once the Lucid software can recover on its own from "slow network" conditions, SiriusXM streaming will be much better.

I have already said that I don't like the i7 but I do think that it and other EVs have features that the DE lacks and yes, I think Lucid made mistakes. Read my many posts and you will see what "I" think is lacking in my DE. But after 20 months, I still have the DE, still drive it and hope...

I would gladly give up the frunk in my DE for all of the things that the i7 does better.

Ok, I had no interest in watching the video until I read these comments and wanted to see how biased Edmunds is, so I watched it to the very end. I think that the i7 is butt ugly and would never buy one, but the video and the Edmunds conclusions seem well balanced and accurate, at least to me.

I view the Gravity as a crossover "ish" vehicle, not an SUV. The RS1 is an SUV. I consider them different markets.

Good CS triage should stop most unnecessary service calls, I would think.

Yes.

I have one on order but not sure that I will pay $170K+ for the 900HP version. No firm US pricing yet.

2.1.10

Our Mercedes proximity key fob batteries are lasting a long time.

I had a GT loaner for two days while my DE was being worked on. The GT power train did seem a little smoother but other than that, not much different.

In two of our other cars, I can use the voice response system to say "SiriusXM channel <nnn> or "ClassicRock". I think that Lucid was/is planning to have Alexa do this at some point?

You were probably not really "trusted". If your check bounced, then Telsa would not process the title transfer and report the car as stolen. :eek: :) I have also used a personal check before but many years ago. I even remember giving a dealer a personal check for a BMW and my credit union...

The local police really don't care. State was making a push too "educate" people by giving out warnings.

That's what i did until a Texas State Trooper threatened to arrest me for having a forged plate. Turns out that they are not legal in Texas but are considered a replica and not a forged plate, but you still have to have the official plate on the front.

I had one on top of PPF and removed it without any damage to the PPF.

The Gravity and other cross-overs sit too low for me. I don't really care about the space. I like the ease of entry and exit plus sitting up straight. Even the Rivian is a little low for me but easy to get in and out of.