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Yeah, I had a few of these too. So at least we cannot get locked out of our cars and fob dying will not prevent us from driving, but occasional fob sleep issues are still there.

This is a hardware issue that requires a service visit.

Confirming the Android update worked as well. For some reason it really needed the location to be set to be always granted rather than when the app is open which shouldn't be necessary but I can flick that back off now. It also wanted the nearby permission. Took a few tries to see the fob but...

Live on Android too! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lucidmotors.mobile.prod

2.10 with the same fob update capability live for Android too! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lucidmotors.mobile.prod

Wow! And people on Reddit told me this is going to be impossible because the fob uses a proprietary connection and downvoted into oblivion.

Never! It's mind-boggling how Lucid could even consider this an alpha release, let alone beta.

I wonder if the level 2 Charging fix will fix my generation 2 Tesla home connector not charging the car unless it's dialed down to 48 amps. That would be amazing. https://lucidowners.com/threads/gravity-and-tesla-wall-connector-gen2-not-supported-gen3-works.12875/post-297458

It's possible that they found an issue during the rollout and paused it. Quite common and the reason staged updates exist. Maybe somebody's car got bricked or something. Or maybe they reached a certain percentage and are waiting to see if there any adverse side effects before continuing. We...

I've had the car back for about a week now, and I was about to say that in my tests so far the frunk opened after the first try every time. But just decided to try again and it got stuck again. God damn it.

Wait, did they pull it? I got home to install it and now it's saying 3.3.5 is the latest. The car software menu also says the same thing.

Lucid service ended up replacing a part, now it sounds normal.

An update from me since I got my car back from service a few days ago. For the second row squeak, considering I definitively showed that the noise was coming from the seat belt holder, the fix by service was to apply more lubrication. The good news is that I can't reproduce the squeak from that...

Yes, it's horrific. I even had service swap out the mics but it didn't do anything. AC definitely hurts it but even when it's turned down, and you're driving with windows up, the sound quality is noticeably bad, the audio keeps ducking in and out, and the wind sound keeps spiking. When I'm on...

Same! The warning survived a soft reboot but has gone away today.

Considering this morning my screens were black, then the top screen never booted, and also navigation was not working (shows stuck at home), no turn cameras, and other features missing, I'm happy to see this update so quickly after 3.3.5.

Rebooting after the update makes no sense. The whole car reboots after it installs an update, just like your computer or phone.

I'm not guessing though, that's what I was told by an exec at the Lucid San Jose grand opening.