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You've got that right! Reminds me of a story I heard years ago about Rolls-Royce motorcars. An ad company was pitching the executive staff, and their proposed two page ad just showed the steering wheel and full dashboard of the car. The tag line below simply read.. 'At 70 MPH, all you hear is...

I found out that open door, into park thing while stopped at a traffic light in heavy traffic. I was fidgeting, and accidentally cracked the door open and inch or so, and quickly closed it. When the light turned green, I thought the car had died. Took me a minute to figure out that it was in...

You get that in spades in Casa Grande. I never saw so much kitty litter in my life!

I used to think it might be that old 'Never buy a car built on a Monday or Friday.' mantra. Perhaps it's that faster inventory turnover of the newer model years has not allowed the cars to properly bake in the Casa Grande parking lot.

It's that damn CCCv2! Wanna swap?

More good points. Is there something inherently wrong with asking for a more definitive answer?

I get that, but I tried to make it clear that I would rather know a no than not know a no. I think we can all handle a firm. "No. Maybe someday, but don't hold your breath."

Thanks. I think I understand. I'm taking the 'not a timeframe for rollout at this time' part of your answer to indicate that it's going to happen. You just don't know when.

Hello, @marqie. Would you please clarify your statement above? Nick Twork announced a few months ago that the CCCv2 would be made available in the Referral Store, just as it is in the $$$ Store. Months later, your statement here could be interpreted multiple ways... 1) That it is still expected...

I have no disagreement with anything you've said. I always want to believe that Lucid will take a reasonable position, and they usually do, but I don't want to risk my remaining warranty over it. For the sake of argument, say that Lucid chooses to download Air UX 3.0 to every car, but the...

I guess that comes down to how Lucid chooses to interpret “Failing to install required software updates within 30 days after notification that an update is available.” No doubt, the release of Air UX 3.0 will be touted at least for marketing purposes, which could be interpreted as notification...

I wonder what happens warranty-wise when Air UX 3.0 comes out, and you go over the 30 days because you are waiting for the hoardes of people in the queue to have the requesite CCCv2 installed. Interestingly, many of whom will be among their most loyal Lucid referrers, who have been duped into...

All of this has me thinking long and hard about the upcoming launch of Air UX 3.0. Short of Lucid demonstrating rock-solid transwarp capabilities on the eve of a planned trip to Andromeda, I plan to be one of the last people to install. From a risk/opportunity standpoint, history suggests a...

All other things aside... Given the Gravity's well-documented and ongoing software growing pains, ala the Air in it's first year or so, Lucid was flat ass nuts to give him a Gravity loaner.

Historically, the white dot may very well have appeared on the pilot panel after the update had downoaded and was awaiting installation, as I would usually get the 'ready to install' notification in the middle of the night, and would start installation remotely via the app. HOWEVER, I am quite...

Bear in mind that I said this 'white dot' was a first time thing for me, and I think it was solely tied to Lucid wanting to get a lot of the 2.9.0 downloads to happen via wi-fi. Never before did I receive a request to initiate the DOWNLOAD of an update. Heretofore, this has happened...

Please don't be fooled by any source saying you are 'up to date'. If I understand things correctly, any text on both the car and the app will look as though you are 'up to date' even if you have uninstalled updates, or if for some reason you never received the update at all. The Lucid Owner's...

No. The big glitch was 2.9.2 which was only sent to the Pure RWDs, and that is now resolved. You got 2.9.0.

That's pretty interesting. I wonder if they are able to actually delete the file, or if they just suspend the install notification until they overwrite it with the fix. Still seems to make sense for them to change the numbering for the fixed version.

BTW, if anyone with a 'bricked' car has received and successfully installed the sequel to 2.9.2, it would be very helpful for you to post its reference number. I have to believe that there will be change of some kind, so that people still on 2.8.30 can tell if they are about to install the...