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Yes. However, they are realistic, reasonable, and I should think achievable. 1) Hands-free already happened in Air. It's a matter of duplicating that success to Gravity. Also, GM has done Hands-free since 2017 and still going strong for the past 9 years, so it's not some kind theoretical...

"DreamDrive™ 2 Pro adds: Future-capable ADAS hardware for driving and parking with one of the most comprehensive sensor suites available Hands-free Drive Assist (Available Q2 2026) Traffic Light Detection (Available Q2 2026) Automated Lane Change (Available Q2 2026) Enhanced Automated Park...

New Tesla no longer provides Autosteer/Autopilot/Lane-keeping for free. You have pay $99/month to get that feature. For additional one-time cost to its new car, Lucid does sell you hands-free/Autosteer/Autopilot/Lane-keeping. You didn't pay for it, so you don't have it. I am not sure how...

Yes. No question about it. It's crystal clear. The quote is from the link: "The new roadmap, turbocharged by NVIDIA DRIVE AV, begins with eyes-on, point-to-point driving (L2++) for Lucid Gravity"

This is what I think: Air has the oldest hardware for ADAS. Currently, it can do hands-free in designated roads (highways for now). I imagine eventually that could happen in city streets as well. Not sure if it will do point-to-point navigation L2++ (It's a no, according to the release)...

Chargepoint has this virtual wait list on its app for the past 10 years already. I assume that feature is not in Lucid's app either and you have to use Chargepoint app, unless someone in Lucid would add that functionality into its app.

Official photos from Lucid: https://susannehachigian.smugmug.com/2026-05-02-Costa-Mesa/n-FGNQ8p

Only one came and stole the show:

Sorry that I was like a party animal and forgot completely that there are technical specs besides just social talks. I'll remember to ask some technical questions next time.

Glad to meet you all. Gravity Software Department and also Gravity Engineer were there to answer questions too! https://photos.app.goo.gl/buHqmLAUaRF9wKS66

In general, war is not good for business unless you are in the defense industry. Since Lucid doesn't make all the car parts in Saudi, free flow of the production chain is important. Currently, the air space and the strait of hormuz are closed. Three jet fighters were accidently shot down in...

That is definitely not Tesla. You can try and see if that works. It has J1772 so it should work. 120V is too slow. It can hardly warm up the battery to deliver any charge in sub-zero weather. You can get by with warm regions. It sounds like you'd better to stick to some known product...

I thought Saudi Arabia will produce the midsize first due to the unpredictability of the US tariff war (rates keep changing and could go to 100% at any time): https://insideevs.com/news/780923/lucid-earth-midsize-suv-will-dodge-tariffs/

I don't understand the question. How that question would help to avoid shipping the car out of the country to enable charging?

Short answer: Good luck to you. I can't help. For Tesla salvage cars, Tesla would automatically disable DC charging remotely but it seems that Lucid goes further by disabling AC charging as well. There have been some DIY Do-it-yourself owners who have successfully figured out how to bypass...

Do your mats look like this? If you can't install them, can you pay a Service Center/Mobile Service to install for you? The FAQ says: How do I return an item? Vehicle accessories and merchandise purchased from the Lucid online store may be returned or exchanged within 60 days of the...

Agreed. It's excellent opportunity for Lucid to be competitive and add lane centering as standard while Tesla just took it away.

Customer Care is not the same as a Service Center. If something related to driving safety, I would call up a Service Center for an appointment. For example, I would need to fix the cameras for reverse and parking so I would bypass Customer Care and deal straight to Service Center. Customer...

The $999 Comma.ai might be a bargain to gain Autosteer without paying Tesla FSD. Unfortunately, Lucid is not listed in its compatibility list. Maybe if there's enough demand, Lucid would get in the compatibility list.

I do 5 tire rotations (1 spare + 4 running) and the readings work pretty fast in less than a block. Maybe it wants a new sensor.