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The application of regen braking involves losses. If you'd like to slow down from speed A to speed B and can achieve that by coasting (ie, no regen, and without the use of the physical brakes,) then you will see more efficiency than if you had used regen braking. In any sort of regular suburban...

only true if you have long engagement enabled. If you enable short engagement for lane changes in the DD settings, then you don't need to hold it for couple of seconds.

I haven't tried it but if you consider how the accelerator works when regen mode is enabled, vs disabled...it stands to reason that it will feel more responsive in the early stages of depressing the pedal if regen is off. Consider the case of regen being on. The first x% of pedal travel is...

call your CC company to find out if they're authorizations or charges. If they're authorizations, then you can expect them to disappear. The fact that there isn't a published 'service fee' of $25, and the fact that other have seen these as authorizations only implies that those are not actual...

It was a mistake to interpret the 'zero charge' message as being accurate. As such, towing your car TO a charger and attempting to fast charge it was not the right course of action. Keep in mind, the fix for this situation has been Lucid to push a different update to your car...not to actually...

No issues with charging with 2.8

That's painful to hear. Have you tried a full reboot?

I've had cases where the mobile app was unable to interact with the car. I've had cases where mobile key has not worked. I have not, however, found case where the fob or backup key (the flat card) did not work. Are you familiar with the operation of the backup key, and did you have it with you...

Mine are both off, HFDA is working fine.

It may not be relevant, but I found the nibbles went away a while ago, pre HFDA.

I should've been more clear, I'm comfortable with all the ways to disengage it....have been doing that for months with normal DA. I was interesting in seeing how it handled the transition from 'override' to resuming HFDA ops.

adaptive cruise control is exactly that...handles your speed and that's it. DriveAssist provides lane centering on mapped roads, but you need your hand on the wheel periodically and provides lane change assist (you indicate and it does the lane change when it's deemed safe). HFDA removes the...

One thing I was curious about was whether 2.8.0 (and updates in general) are fully downloaded, THEN presented as an option, or whether they're downloaded on demand. Looks like it's the latter! Look at the spike at the 0h (midnight). This was a little bit after I accepted the download option...

Just did a 50 mile drive with HFDA (3-4 lane interstate, rt 80 in northern NJ out towards PA border). Overall, exceeded expectations (which were already high). It's astounding how much thought and work has gone into the system overall. Regarding people cutting into the lane (this was originally...

'22 GT with DDPro got the update last night around 11pm'ish EDT, similar timeframe to yesterday's posts. Updated via App, excited to try it this morning.

that is a surefire way for the connection to be refused, I am all but positive that it's not listening on port 443...only port 80.

I concur, the setup is not kind. The fact that there's no secure connection support isn't a biggie for me, but the fact that it only support 2.4Ghz WIFIis critical to know ahead of time. I have the whole thing working and have spent some time accessing the interface with the browser development...

Mine doesn't support secure connections at all. you should either skip the protocol designation, or specifically use http:// (note the lack of an 's'). I'm on the Diagnostic screen telling it to ping the router, working like a champ. The entire interface is pretty much useless, though. Lots...

reports started showing up this morning, see page 12 of the long thread.

I respect all that you've contributed, and I normally agree with you on most things...but I have to disagree with this one (depending on where you're defining as "haywire.") I agree that hysterics aren't productive, however, I do think this was poor execution. As others have pointed out, it was...