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Good thinking with the RV park! The scenario reminds me a bit of the Top Gear (maybe it was GT?) where they were bumbling around England begging for outlets. Not entirely unrelated, I have a spare NACS RangeXchange adapter that could be handy in situations like this. DM me if anyone's interested.

Don't have a Gravity but love seeing this kind of interaction from Lucid! Cheers to a smooth rollout

Hopefully I'm not being self-centered, but in the thread where I mentioned Fisker i really didn't mean to equate Lucid in any way to Fisker. I just wanted to highlight a worst-case scenario that could conceivably happen to any consumer goods company. I think it's also worth remembering that...

Like you said, no official word from Lucid and we likely won't get any info from them until the feature is already packaged for deployment. Only a few left on that bingo card at this point. You should probably just get a dashcam though. Never know when you'll need the footage. Plus you can move...

Fisker is probably the best example of a worst-case scenario if Lucid were to shut it's doors. Like Borski said it's more likely that a third party would swallow Lucid and service our cars. Personally I think Lucid's investors have deep enough pockets and patience that neither scenario will come...

I'm confused, have you received the 2.9.3 update on your Touring? Or are you just asking about it because you saw it on Bobby's site? It's been discussed that the 2.9.x minor releases have so far only been for the RWD Pure trim because of some QA issues with the main 2.9 release. Probably best...

There's a specific place on the windshield where transponders are supposed to be placed to allow RF through. If you look very closely to the right of the center console you can see that the glass looks a bit different, there's a pattern embedded in the glass. I'm guessing it's a hole in whatever...

My favorite part about this thread has been the people who write "I've never had issues with locking/unlocking" and then proceed to describe the issues they've encountered with locking/unlocking. This is easily the most frustrating thing about the car for me. I don't regret my choice to go with...

This right here. This kind of answer drives me absolutely bonkers. Why compromise? Why not just build the thing people want? You're going to hit the BoM with a 200 TOPs processor so people can check their Google calendar while they should be driving but you won't add 25 cents for a button? I...

Nice! Welcome to the forums. What trim/color? Share some delivery day pics if you feel inclined.

I'm a big fan of Ionna. Easily max'd my AT on several occasions. If I could pick a single network for Lucid to turn up plug-n-charge with it'd be Ionna.

That's a big "if" - staffing shortages, scheduling problems, and a myriad of other issues can happen (and have been documented on these forums) to throw a wrench in that promise.

So bulbous and bland looking (the color choice doesn't help imo). To me it looks more like something Toyota would spit out as a prototype. Where's the heritage?

Being 300 miles from a service center would really make me hesitate. I've had a trouble-free experience aside from the well-documented irritations, but I've also had some proactive warranty work performed on my car. It was no sweat because I'm about 10 minutes from a service center. If I was 300...

I'm not sure about Gravity, but I know the Air received a few optimizations early last year with regard to splitting power between front and rear motors in the most efficient manner and to cut down on motor noise in pre-2025 model years. So I think the answer to your request is Lucid already...

It was funny (and a bit painful) when the car decided it wasn't interested in letting me inside and proceeded to lock and suck the handles in while my hand was on the handle. Got a good pinch out of that.

My '25 with ~12k miles has the same behavior. I typically have mine set to 69% (for the lulz) and it'll read 68% when I pull out of the garage. I think this behavior changed from when I first got the car. Maybe they've changed how they round out the percentage - e.g 68.9% would have previously...

It's only fair that we pay road use tax, but a flat rate fee is silly. Let your reps know.

Interesting, I'm seeing the same. Maybe just a glitch in their system?

Incredible pics, thanks for sharing! Road tripping these machines can be so nice. The Air is a grand tourer to it's core and it seems like the same story with Gravity.