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I'll be glad to tell you that. But I'm afraid it won't help. 2.4.4 isn't a decimal number to begin with. Decimal numbers don't have multiple decimal points. So I don't see why anybody would think that the part after the second decimal point represents a fraction of anything. The logic simply...

It would also mean having a compatible wiring harness. I have no idea how Lucid does it, but other companies may leave off connectors for options that aren't added to a car.

Pro, as it stood, didn't do enough to warrant the theoretical cost when I bought my car. I didn't pay extra for it though. I would have liked to have seen the current software in place a year ago, but Lucid never promised me any delivery date, nor did they explicitly promise the features in the...

Only Lucid can speak for Lucid on this, but you have to consider that they may not want to offer the software as an upgrade to a car that wasn't equipped with the hardware. If you add it yourself, they won't warrant it for you. And if they do allow you to add the software and it doesn't work...

I considered buying a used one. I asked and they had to look up the particular VIN. They said that that particular one could have been upgraded. I went for a new one instead, but when I checked on a different one before that, I was told that they can't give out information on somebody else's car...

It's not likely that they will have these sorts of problems with most updates though. Unpdates that add new features don't typically start using hardware that wasn't in use or wasn't used for specific purposes before, so it's less likely that software will uncover hardware problems. And if Lucid...

Lucid won't try to kill you and is more conservative than Autopilot. An advantage is that it changes lanes smoothly, but if there's a situation where it's not changing lanes because it thinks that there's not enough room, such as when a driver is waving you to go ahead but the car thinks it's...

I found that Hey Lucid gets triggered very easily, even when I don't think I said anything remotely like Hey Lucid. On the other hand, I tried saying some phrases that were somewhat like Hey Lucid to see if it got triggered, and it didn't. The same thing happened with Alexa in the car on...

It's just like being married.

That sort of makes sense, but I don't understand why I never saw it before 2.4.4. Now I've seen it fairly regularly. It could mean that communication was somehow improved to the point that if I'm two rooms away from the garage, it picks up the fob or phone, but it makes it harder to use. Also...

Yes, they can put it next to the slider (or - nn +) for the speed at which the doors lock, so I can back out of the garage and not need to unlock the doors again.

For some things, such as commands to change the temperature or open the charging flap, something native is better. For navigation, a native app that accounts for everything from charging station locations to calculations of how much range will be left, taking into account factors that affect the...

I have my own rhetorical question. Before I ask it, I'd like to make it clear that I'm not the type of person who would seek revenge and I certainly wouldn't suggest that anybody else do anything to do so. Why would anybody park somewhere that might make people angry, and then walk away leaving...

I have an older Tesla Wall Connector designed for 80A with 100A breakers. It works fine, but I also found that with the Lucid, I'm getting around 40 miles of range added per hour with a 14-50 outlet. Adding 200 miles of range overnight will give me many hours to spare. Going to 48A would...

When properly designed, Auto should work best, and on other cars I've owned, I almost never took things off Auto. If Lucid set the AC to Max when activated remotely, and then set it back to normal when somebody entered the car, that would be a big improvement. But I also question why anybody...

There's also a possibility that original reservation holders who haven't bought the car yet can get it. That was the case for me, just around when they were getting rid of it as a standard offering. I don't know how big a selling point it is though. It was for Tesla a decade ago, when people...

There was a job posting last November that said that Lucid was looking for somebody to “fulfill responsibilities of Product Owner for Apple, Amazon Music, and other Media app partners.” I understand that you might be prohibited from letting people know that Lucid is working on Amazon Music if...

It's clear that with Android Auto, there will be a workaround for most things. That will render expanded capabilities of Hey Lucid unrelated to the car a moot point for many. I'd love to see a lot more under Hey Lucid, but that's for other threads. There will still be a few things that I could...

It's not beating a dead horse when there's a solution. Android Auto will give people the functional equivalent. I can see the advantages of making the update available before Android Auto was ready, so as not to deprive people of the rest. Hey Lucid did not have to go hand in hand with the...

The implementation was to say "Alexa, play [song name]" or whatever else you wanted it to play, including an album name for example. While I'd like to see some sort of screen interface, I'd say that it was far easier to use than something like USB, that won't let me pick something with voice...