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We're taking a fishing trip in a couple of weeks where one of the addresses is just GPS coordinates. Does anyone know how to put the "degree" symbol into the location address on the Gravity?

By the way, I think you're going to love this car. We're coming up on four and a half years with an Air DE Performance, and it's running like a fine watch with an interior that still looks brand new and a body structure with nary a rattle or squeak. (As is yours, ours was purchased slightly...

I assume that DE #088 is already out of the 4-year portion of the warranty. (Our DE #154 was a December 2021 delivery.) I'm curious whether Lucid charged you for this work?

We've had the car fail to lock when just the two of us went into restaurants and none of the above occurred. While we did open the rear hatch to unload groceries in the most recent incident, we have done that numerous times and still had the car lock automatically shortly after we were in the...

It's seems like yesterday that I was praying that Lucid didn't drop below $10. Ah . . . those were the days.

I'm going to talk to someone at Lucid about this, but I suspect they see it as a safety issue. If is getting in or out of the car and the ride height starts changing, it could confuse the person or throw them off balance. Any injury resulting from this would be a very long shot, but such are...

As I posted earlier, after a several day hiatus from problems, the key fob malfunction returned to our newer Gravity on Sunday (2 days ago). Tonight the failure-to-lock problem also returned. We went to the grocery store after dinner. We got home, unloaded the car into a cart, then went into...

A tidbit of info and warning: I made a mistake over the weekend. I had parked next to a curb with six people in the car. All the doors opened without issue. When we got back in the car, I made the mistake of hitting the brake pedal while others were still getting into the car. As the driver...

The Gravity is more akin to a minivan (gasp! I actually said it) than a large SUV in terms of how high drivers can get their heads. If she wants to see around that late-model Dodge Ram or F-150 in front of her, though, she'd need a semi, anyway. I don't know how tall your wife is, but getting...

Spot on. Getting a service operation staffed and trained takes considerable time. Over a year before Gravity deliveries started in earnest there was a training mule sent to the Miami Worldcenter to be disassembled and reassembled for training purposes. The fact that Lucid actually laid off...

This situation deteriorated noticeably with the Gravity's release and is one of the consequences of releasing a vehicle before it was ready. We have had a drive unit, a HUD unit, a rear hatch latch, and a steering wheel replaced in our Gravities -- each time in a separate service visit and...

Lucid would be getting deeper into a sticky wicket with trying to ramp up sales volume at this point. There are growing reports on this forum of extended service delays. A poster just today reported it taking almost two weeks to get a service date assigned and the date then being two months...

I was making the opposite point: Lucid should hold off on the Cosmos until they have the software and entry issues nailed down. The last thing they need to do is repeat the mistake of rushing to release the Gravity with the slew of issues it had. If, as you suggest, the PIF will hang in with...

Not yet, and for several reasons: - outside of the software issues, they are absolutely phenomenal vehicles in terms of power, handling, ride, room, design, materials quality, and structural solidity - having lived through similar travails with our early Air, that car's issues did get ironed...

It seems that you have put up more repetitive stock-pumping posts on this thread than those with a negative view of the stock have done cumulatively. The title of the thread is "Stock Price of Lucid" -- a title that seems to invite views from varying perspectives -- not "Why Lucid Stock is a...

To what "shine" are you referring? When Kyle Conner first test drove a pre-production Gravity, he all but said it was going to be the likely winner of the Motor Trend "SUV of the Year" award (and he was on the judging panel). When the award came out, the Gravity got little more than a passing...

No, it's not. Go check the 3.5.1 update thread, and you'll find several owners with this problem receding and returning repeatedly and also with an increase in other problems since the update. I don't want to turn this thread into that discussion, but if Lucid releases a third model with this...

$5.93 is very expensive for stock in a company that makes cars that most owners and reviewers can't reliably unlock or power up.

Arghhh . . . I spoke too soon. The locking/unlocking gremlins returned this evening as six of us were leaving for dinner in our newer Gravity.

The cult leader has issued a new pronouncement from on high: I hope his followers embrace his newest vision and get on with helping to clean out the gene pool.