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In all 3 of my cars with Homelink, it needs to be powered on to use the HL button. Porsche, Tesla, BMW. The button does nothing if you break the window but can’t turn accessories on, versus just pushing the remote button on the visor.

lol at people buying an EV that has its entire existence dedicated to new fangled technology but don’t want to deal with a dead-simple programmed button to open their garage - which is not new fangled at all. Are these the folks driving around with old school headphones on listening to their...

Nobody is taking their Gravity off-road and risk scratching the paint or damaging the wheels. The need for ruggedness of SUVs is the biggest myth in car sales - the # of people who are going to seriously off-road their $100k plus boulevard cruiser is close to zero. My Cayenne GTS is very...

And that incredible color……

lol I guess I forgot the /s 😂

Well, Homelink is a brand new service that hasn’t really been rolled out widely to most automakers, especially on cars that are $100k plus. It’s an unproven technology that most consumers don’t want - they prefer to clasp an old fashioned clicker to the visor of their brand new advanced tech car.

I play tennis with 2 orthopedic surgeons - both have said that pickleball is the best thing to ever happen to their business. Sorry you popped that Achilles - best of luck on the recovery.

You can get an extended warranty for Lucid through X—Care - it might be slightly more cumbersome than directly from Lucid, but it can be done.

No chance that would work for some us. I use a password manager, which means I would also need to download that onto a stranger’s phone, remember the master password, then download and log into the Lucid app, just to unlock my car. Not gonna happen. The car just shouldn’t lock itself if it...

You also don’t have to fix anything if it is still functioning correctly, especially if the fix is on your nickel.

Requiring someone to buy one of those monstrosities if they ever want an allocation for a real Ferrari leads to it being sold out - big surprise.

If people think the current Gravity looks like a minivan…..

I bet this market is tiny. Fine if you want to go after a tiny market but be realistic about how many people are going to pay $100 for a 15 minute ride to the airport because the interior is nicer when there are options do it for $20. Uber Black already exists but way more people pick UberX or...

I don’t quite get the pursuit of a robotaxi with this cost structure. Starting with a vehicle this expensive makes no sense - it’s cool, but most rideshare decisions get made based on time and price. This will have to be priced at a level that will shrink the potential market dramatically. As...

If you have until September 2028 to do this, and you also have a whole litany of other software concerns to address, what do you prioritize?

So what were they doing effing with this in the first place then?

Man those lease payments were mortgage payments not that long ago…..$2k a month to rent a car. Insanity unless you do it through a business and can write it off.

“The world’s tallest man is in China.” “So much for keeping our secrets up high.” Kudos if you get the reference.

I thought it was a pretty good price - didn't that sell new for over $125k?