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FWIW Homelink does come standard on all Grand Touring models, it's only the Touring model that doesn't have it and has to be upgraded. I guess it's one of the things they thought they could remove to cut the cost/price down for the Touring. They had to cut something to get that down lower.

Not to mention the growing number of women uncomfortable taking rideshares with male drivers (that forced both Uber and Lyft to add women driver preferences for riders).

They have three factories now as they also bought the former Nikola factory in Coolidge, AZ (as well as their former HQ and product development center in Phoenix, AZ).

I've been using a brand from Amazon called "Retail Digitals". I put a new one in on December 19th when I took delivery of the Gravity (as back then many people were complaining that the fob battery died quickly after delivery) and that first one lasted until May. Not great but definitely...

I wonder what the crossover is for people who have fobs that are slow to be recognized with people who's fobs go through batteries really fast. Mine do neither of those things. I've replaced the battery once since delivery in December.

That wasn't the last time it was in stock though, as I said in my earlier comment I ordered mine when it restocked on June 10th and it was pointed out that it had been in stock several times since then.

Ah, I hadn't seen a post about it being in stock since then but we've been travelling a fair bit the last two months and easy to miss if there was one.

I haven't seen a 3rd party one but it has gone in and out of stock a few times. I'd just wait for it to come back, I can't imagine any alternative would work as well as the real one. I got mine mid-June when it was in last in stock so it hasn't been that long really.

LiveView and Halo are still in beta and should, hopefully, have more features eventually. There hasn't been any indication yet when/if Gravity owners will have to pay for any of the additional features or how to do that. For now Lucid is just providing them to us.

There is a setting but it doesn't always seem aware of them. Some of the HOV lanes near me are just the left most lane marked as HOV and Dream Drive sometimes decides to leave the "passing lane" while in it. And then some of them it cruises along happily in the lane. So overall I think it is...

The Gravity connects to Lucid via a VPN built in to the car's software so I suspect something about that configuration is what causes problems with devices on the same local network being able to connect to the Live View.

Same, almost 6 feet and I hit my head on the doorframe getting in and out of the Air almost every single time. Maybe with longer term driving but having driven one for a little over a week (10 day Turo rental) I did it constantly, including when I was dropping it off. And it's not even just...

It's a crappy AI video of impatience. I get it.

They are a great feature! I didn't really care about them originally but they're really nice.

It's been out for a day, you'll get it when you get it. Updates are always done in waves.

There was some discussion of this here: https://lucidowners.com/threads/3rd-row-seat-removal.15114/

No, there were 3.6.2 patch notes on the NHTSA site but it wasn't released to owner vehicles. The change to .3 is likely just something they found in testing and fixed and therefore iterated to the next version number. https://lucidowners.com/threads/nhtsa-3-6-2-update-notes.16355/

Well, if the count is correct on the available inventory site there are only 80 2026 Gravity left - 43 Grand Touring and 37 Touring.

The website has a limit on how many cars it lists, you have to get more specific with filters to see more.

Weird, I haven't had a problem charging on the built in pads with iPhones. I had the 14 Pro Max when I got the Gravity and recently upgraded to the 17 Pro Max, my wife had a 12 Pro and upgraded to the 17 Pro at the same time as me. All four of those phones were able to sit on the built in pads...