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anyone knows how fast one can drive in Turtle mode? in other words can you drive on the highway or do you have to take local roads once this shows up.

I waited 1hr in Redding last Sunday. It was the first time I had to wait so long but on the bright side Lucid Air charged much faster than the other car that was at the same charging station and offered more range than others' cars. I don't mind once or twice a year 1hr waiting.

That's not this update, is it? 2.1.43 is to update the updater.

a small anecdote from last week - i was at the Anderson, CA EA charging station last weekend after Thanksgiving and waited 1hr to get a spot. i talked to few other EV owners who were all waiting and the F150 owner said their truck is rated at 300+ miles but he only gets about 220miles in real...

is there a recommended tire pressure for 21" if you're storing it in the garage or it doesn't matter since it's not being used?

That is a bad analogy. There are still single drivers and two people households who doesn't need an SUV.

HA has definitely improved but it is still wonky when it sees an exit ramp. Most of times when the exit ramp is on a curve, the car tends to follow that ramp instead of staying in the highway.

agree. something is off with their calculation.

11200 miles - 4.9mi/kWh. i'm not sure if this accurate though because last time i did the math i would've gotten around 424miles per charge. i also swapped my tires around 5k mark from 21" to 19". not sure if that was accounted here 🤷‍♂️

Peter mentioned it in the reveal video.

that seems like a bug unless the nav volume magically reset to 0 for you after the update.

definitely no. they have made improvements to the built-in nav system since CarPlay launch. from supporting multiple routes (not sure if this was before or after CarPlay), automatically adding charging stops etc. to name a few. any bug related to routing is HERE maps' fault from what i can tell...

what do you mean by nav voice prompts? 'turn after the next signal' kind of prompt?

Paint your car silver #problemsolved

this is probably the last update before Thanksgiving so no Android Auto for my road trip :(

it sounds like it only works if you try to send the destination. Lucid will set the start point as your current location.

reminds me of this comic

Yup. Here is terrible when it comes to finding entrances to large buildings.

it would be nice if Lucid can support GPS coordinates. i use All Trails for finding hiking spots which sends GPS coordinates to Google maps but from there i can't send them to Lucid because it doesn't support GPS coordinates. it wouldn't be a problem if Android Auto was supported 😜

hope the android folks going to the LA event ask execs about Android Auto :p