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I will already be up in Burlington, visiting friends in Vermont. But I may try to meet up with yall.

Too many letters. Must be Lotus.

I ran into a new bug today. I arrived at my destination, pulling over to the side of the road with the right blinker on, put the car in park, and tried to turn off the blinker, but it stayed on. Moving the stalk in either direction had no effect. I tried turning the emergency flashers on and...

Welcome! I'm in Cambridge, and regularly see a couple of other Lucids in the area too.

If you were in the right part of rural Vermont this weekend, there were two red Lucids at a commuter parking lot and later at a ChargePoint charger. Mine and a friend's. We were visting a location up in the hills on unpaved very muddy roads. We were picked up from town rather than trying to...

I occasionally run my Air through an automated touchless car wash. For many years, in whatever car I am driving, I habitually confirm all of the windows are closed before entering a car wash by pushing up on the driver's window controls. So every time I go to the car wash, I raise the side...

No, it just saved our neighbor's Tesla. It's a detached two-car garage, shared with the neighbors.

I was having this problem for a while. I started sneaking into the garage without my key or phone to check on the car, and finally caught the failure. The glowing white "LUCID" on the supplied cable changed to flashing red for a couple of minutes, then the car went to sleep. The outlet was...

I got an ad as a pop-up notification. Promptly turned off all notifications from the Lucid app, and will never turn them back on. I have zero tolerance for advertisements being shown where they shouldn't.

I had a similar problem this summer when I was doing a lot of hiking. I then discovered that HERE Maps has an editing interface where people can propose additions and changes to their map database. See https://mapcreator.here.com Now when I want to go on a hike, I check the day before by...

While there have been a few updates that introduced bugs, most often if your car shows weird behavior after an update, it is not the new software, but the update process itself. Doing a logo reset on the car after an update should resolve most of these problems.

A week after receiving our AGT last fall, we did a three week cross-country road trip, from Boston to Yellowstone. In that trip alone we went through 15 states (MA, CT, NY, NJ, PA, OH, IN, IL, WI, IO, MN, SD, WY, CO, NE). In the year that we've had the car, we're up to 20 states.

But I can do handwriting without looking once I get my hand in the right position. To enter using a touch keyboard, I have to look at every key press.

My other car. It's not as fast as the Lucid... and it doesn't get driven very much anymore. We only have one garage bay at the house, and the Beetle lost out to the Lucid as that's the only place I can charge. So we rented garage space a couple of miles away for the Beetle. With it not...

I was there today. Got to touch and sit in a Sapphire. Other than the flared fenders and the spoiler, then changes are subtle, but there are a lot of them. The steering wheel is covered in suede instead of smooth leather. The mirror pods are carbon fiber rather than silver. The seat...

I finally did some experimenting with two iPhones, and that turns out not to be an acceptible solution. The problem is if you are using Bluetooth to stream music, you can't also connect a phone for hands-free calling or rush hour routing with Waze through CarPlay.

That's not what he asked. I really, really want to have satellite radio. I spend a lot of time driving where there is no cell service. If the car had an aux input to the stereo system, I would have long since added a third-party satellite receiver. But I don't know a way to make that work.

This reminds me of a situation I see regularly. There's a place I go for nature hikes where the trail head leaves from the back corner of the parking lot of a medical facility. I always park in that corner, as do a number of other hikers and dog walkers who show up during the day. And there's...

The car does a bad job of switching from WiFi to cell data, so that if you are listening to a streaming music source as you leave home, the music always stops for a while a minute into the drive. Not using home WiFi avoids this problem.

Just visiting from the Boston area.