their route planning on desktop supports it. I always use it. It draws a circle based on your car's range which you can customize it. Once you set it up on desktop, you can use the mobile app. I prefer Plugshare to ABRP.
i just looked it up apparently there are three kinds. mine is the CAV one (which works with the EV sticker). you need the CAV version to drive as a single occupant.
https://www.bayareafastrak.org/en/about/toll-tag.shtml
Waze while driving, Netflix/YouTube while waiting for the car to charge. Lucid native apps are okay but they have bugs and the navigation is wonky. iOS/Android apps (Google/Apple maps) tends to be bug free and if there is one, they are much faster at fixing them. It took Lucid 2-3 iteration of...
i believe they changed the rules as of 2023 at least in the Bay Area (not sure if this is a CA thing). you can drive alone in the carpool lane as long as you have a Fastrak Flex that's set to 1.
this update didn't fix the phone call issues on Android. I couldn't hear the other person even though they said they could hear me.
this update did fix the now playing song info for me.
Yep, I got the warning this morning. I thought it has something to do with the outside temperature but it never went away. The tire pressure looked fine to me at 45-46 (I didn't check after it warmed up though).
Edit: is it supposed to be at 49psi on 19"? Maybe that's why
awesome update but just wondering why limit this to passenger side only? we could use this option when we parallel park on a one way street on the left side.
edit: i suppose if they tilt the driver side mirror, you lose visibility? they could have made it to work on both sides based on which...