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It was one of my software engineering emails. The polestar does a great job of coming to a complete stop. The lucid was more linear and I had to apply the brakes just at the end. Sounds like they may have tweaked that a bit?

I agree and that is very pragmatic thinking... :)

Apple certainly isn't a good example - but, Jobs was so smart he picked a guy from the boring side to continue to build the business. That was my poorly presented point. ☺️

I think we agree more than disagree. But, no one is irreplaceable - the organization that created and produced the products still exists and it cannot be denied they have produced exemplary product as a team. The leader of a team has a really hard job - but the team tend to be the producers...

Creating something from nothing takes phenomenal people and those three gentlemen did exactly that. But, there is a time for a company to take on the growth side of the equation. An example is Tim Cook taking over from Steve Jobs. He was an operations guy, far away from product development...

...and, if Lucid was being wound down, they would have brought Alix Partners in, not a guy who built up a quality manufacturing and service organization. Why bring in a builder to dismantle something? Napoli is building his own organization - that was probably an important part of his vision...

12 hours after you started the thread with "Now that some of the executive management changes have started to bake into the company," THIS is how fast the world changes... 🙃

There is allot we will probably never know, however Emad has certainly generated support from this forum through his recent customer-facing interaction with @hmp10 and others. To leave the company after such a seemingly successful 3.6.0 update makes it fly in the face of convention. On a...

That was my experience, however YMMV. I didn’t go out of my way to get 30 minutes on the highway and it calibrated itself.

Truly wild what software glitches/bugs can do. I’m fortunate to not have experienced it.

I ran errands on Michigan suburban roads that have a centerline and white paint along the shoulder. It took a couple errands but eventually (I didn’t record it since I figured it had to be expressway) the DDP Limited warning went away. I’m not a big fan of not having my hands on the wheel (my...

Hopefully (😳) that ends up being a hardware issue and not addressable via software. Wish it wasn’t happening to you at all. Good luck on the testing and I’m looking forward to hearing if it improves your ownership experience.

Mine didn’t need a half hour. Just some time on a road with lines on both sides, as opposed to curbs or neighborhood roads

So, have you installed the update on either Gravity and, if so, has it helped?

No, but I can hear it closing door handles and folding mirrors. It does it earlier than mine used to. I no longer check to see if it is locked - I'm confident it is. Of course, you can always check the app for a couple days to ease your concerns. ☺️

I do it frequently in the car wash. When in drive, If you hold the shift lever up for about 2 seconds, it will go into neutral. Easiest way to time it is to watch the gear indicator on the clearview panel - you’ll see it go to neutral, release the lever.

Not sure you’ll find many of us finding those two items being “more relevant” than the issues that are addressed, however I hope you get your wishes met in the future. 😊

I’ve got it installed and it is awesome! Haven’t tried DDPro yet, but key fob is quicker, works from farther away and locks every time I walk away. Played with some of the new features - home run, as far as I have found! We’ll see as we get more experience, but very excited!

Well, one reason is because it is down down 80% from its 52 week high. ... but, I bought to dollar-cost-average down.

Did you really buy the shares because it didn't give you minivan vibes or because you thought $5 was a good price and/or you are dollar-cost averaging? ❓ I bought to DCA. But, I wanted to check what algo you are using. :confused: