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I do. Yes I could also unlock it from my watch normally, but like the OP mentioned, that (and remote unlocking in general) only works if the car has cell service. I was specifically testing this before a weekend of backpacking in the mountains of West Virginia, where there definitely is not cell...

My bet is you have a dead 12V battery for some reason, if it's not responsive to anything. If you want to try fixing it yourself there are jumping instructions in the owner's manual. The jump points are up in a wheel well, not super easy to get to. AAA or others should hopefully be able to...

Luckily I was at home, key card in hand, just doing this to see what would happen. But yes, I closed my fob in the car, it locked after a short time, and pressing the door handles did nothing. This is not just new user "FUD." I thought maybe it was a signal dead zone like the Air originally had...

There's a Marketplace section on this forum: https://lucidowners.com/forums/lucid-marketplace.14/ I see some 21" rims are available, but not sure if there are any listed locally. I also have a set of the original 21" Dream Edition wheels here in VA I haven't listed yet if you're interested.

This is a service issue. I’d just schedule service yourself in the app, or call your service center directly.

I had the same problem. For me at least, rebooting my phone fixed it. It should still start very quickly if it’s actually going to work.

My Gravity was delivered with 3.6 this past weekend, no software issues so far. My fob buttons aren't super responsive and the steering wheel D-pad buttons are frustrating to hit correctly, but otherwise so far we're good. It's a breath of fresh air (ha ha) coming from Air, the doors have...

HA doesn't communicate directly with the car (neither does the Lucid app, except for mobile key). They talk to a cloud service which talks to the car. So unless I'm missing something, having HA in the car doesn't really help you if the car doesn't have cell service either.

https://github.com/nshp/python-lucidmotors/blob/main/lucidmotors/__init__.py#L872 set_cabin_temperature with temperature of None Edit: oh, you mean to disable the A/C and leave fans on, duh. Right. I've just done that manually in the car before turning Keep on.

Interesting. That worked fine in the Air. I just got a Gravity over the weekend, haven't checked the remote window functions yet. Maybe that's something that needs calibration? I've also done fan-only cooling in the Air while parked for hours in the sun, it was certainly effective and used...

Uber is putting lots of money and resources into Lucid (and Nuro) for that "foolish robotaxi" ... I don't know what you're on about there. It's also pretty significant to note that Lucid isn't doing this themselves, like Tesla largely did/does. NVidia is working on ADAS, Lucid is plugging it...

What promises are those, exactly? As far as I'm aware the only Air promise that hasn't already been delivered on is V2H. City streets self driving was never a promise for Air. They teased it in some very early (before Air DEs were even delivering IIRC) marketing, but I don't think those things...

Yes, the ratcheting sound from the steering column has not returned.

It's still there and working for me. What do you see?

We're computing that in the Home Assistant integration. The car reports a (very accurate, like down to the centimeter) odometer, and similarly very accurate kWh remaining. We just track the difference over a rolling window, change in odometer / change in kWh. And no, I have no idea why the car...

Also on PlugShare :) Make sure your filter is set to "Include Coming Soon" or "Show Only Coming Soon" - also clear your kW range filter if you have one, the upcoming stations don't have details like that filled in.

They are all on PlugShare. You can filter by brand if you'd like. They provide real-time charger status to PlugShare unlike EA, so there's basically no reason to use Ionna's website.

Air doesn't expose average efficiency. I believe Gravity does, but I don't have one, so haven't really verified that. The diagnostics ethernet port requires authentication from Lucid's diagnostic software. Without that, it's silent.

The manual does have instructions for opening the door without power, for what it's worth: "Gently" may be putting it nicely from the sounds of it though.

Many regulars here, myself included, just watch the "new posts" feed and had gotten used to every post being about Air up until the past few months. So yes this is a Gravity thread in a Gravity sub-forum, but that's why I pointed it out - some of the earlier commenters were I think not noticing...