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I have the shades, but I only use the windshield ones, because the sun right above the sun visor bothers me. I didn't install the roof one, because it's dark enough and my kids never complained.

IMO, not even close. I have a BMW iX and a Gravity here. The BMW Harman Kardon system is far superior in quality, especially speaker placement, proper equalizer, etc. The Bowers is even better. This expensive sound system on the Gravity is ok, good bass and all. But the quality is pretty bad...

I'm actually a bit surprised by how well it works actually. Occasionally my Android Auto won't connect and I have to cycle bluetooth on the car, then it connects immediately. Chatting with Gemini while driving is amazing! Overall, it's much more stable than on my BMW, although the BMW screen...

I have hands free on my BMW iX. It works well, but I don’t really care much for it. I think it’s overrated. I like to have the tactile feedback of what the car is doing.

Yeah, these delays are frustrating, but if I were their CTO, I'd lock down the entire software team until there's no more problems with opening and closing doors. A car that people can't reliably operate their f*ng doors will bankrupt this company.

Maybe. It only reveals internal hostnames.

For some unknown reason overnight, the car starts sending DNS traffic directly to the Internet, instead of over the VPN. It tries to resolve a bunch of internal hostnames that apparently only resolve in the VPN. Interesngly, the VPN itself is still sending heartbeats. When I force the car to...

I love how my 22/23's look, but I'd like to get the smaller ones as well. I lease the car, so I can't really trade. I'd buy a 20/21 set with all seasons for the duration of the lease. Let us know if you get a quote from Lucid.

Yeah, to unlock the car, it's very straightforward. Push it, it always pops out with no drama. The lock part is so stupid that, during my delivery, they said you can't lock the car by pushing the handle in.

Do you guys know which jack works with the Gravity? I'm looking at https://www.ezsparewheel.com/collections/tire-changing-kit and they have different types, for BMW, Tesla, etc.

Yeah, I've learned I can do that, but it's finicky. Sometimes, I press the handle and the car locks correctly. Other times, I notice the handle motor fights me and keeps forcing the handle out. Other times, the car locks and immediately unlocks. It's just mind boggling to me this car so many...

How many people actually try to use the app in the morning? I’d bet that most people just use the key and drive away. I can clearly see the car messing up with its OpenVPN tunnel and DNS settings overnight. Every single night. I’d solve this problem in 10 minutes, if I had access to the code...

I found the actual problem. Kick the car off your wi-fi network and everything goes back to normal. If your wi-fi access point doesn't have that capability, you can cycle Wi-Fi in the car off/on. I've reported that to Lucid with an in-depth network packet analysis.

Don't forget you shouldn't launch the car. ;)

Space. Look at the size of those wheel and tires. These cars are so heavy that you can't use those small spares you see on gas cars.

That doesn't exist yet. With 3.5.1, you can unlock and drive the car through the app, but that's over the internet.

Yes, it's only on the front doors, and they're equally finicky to lock the car. What happened to KISS (keep it simple, stupid)?

I've disabled the auto lock/unlock. It always unlocks just fine when I press the driver handle. To lock though, it's annoying. It doesn't always work. Sometimes I push the handle and it locks just fine. Other times, the motor fights back and wants to keep the handles extended.

You're walking away and the car is not locking? That's weird, because the car is certainly not seeing a key nearby. I feel your pain. This is not a like a new technology they've just invented.

When the car is on Wi-Fi, its traffic is definitely not all tunneled through Lucid. I've taken several packet captures (tcpdump) to check what the car does. It's communicating all over the place, including to Lucid's OpenVPN and MQTT endpoints. Spotify has this annoying thing to synchronize all...