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Thanks! I never noticed this issue before because all my other cars with AA have rectangular screens. And yes, there was such option in AndroidAuto as well, but it looks like it was removed recently. I will ask folks from Android Auto Projection team how to fix it.

Do you have a 'Wallpaper' option, because I don't? :( The only option I have is to use a wallpaper from my phone. So, the only way I found to have a black background on my screen is to set a black image as a background on my phone and then turn on "Use phone's wallpaper". But yeah, it's an...

@marqie first of all, I’d like to thank the Lucid team for listening to us and finally adding the long-awaited CarPlay and Android Auto! Overall, everything works beautifully. However, my inner perfectionist won’t let me enjoy it. On the contrary, it’s actually painful to look at this: Is...

That's exactly what I thought.

BTW, I've noticed that the tracker shows the previous version as 3.4.4, and most Gravity cars seem to have it now, but I have 3.4.5. Did I miss something?

I'd say most of the companies don't do it.

They can still add it in future updates. Does the system react when you toggle the lights on / off?

Waiting for pictures

Meanwhile, in Lucid control center... (I'm sure I'll be the last in line for that kind of humor)

On one hand, I really feel for the guys—they're under serious pressure right now and simply can't afford to screw up. But on the other hand, they chose to reinvent the wheel without having enough resources, and ultimately, it's us end-users who suffer for it. I genuinely hope that everyone will...

VR headset? You can play GTA while driving...

I was mostly just looking at the use case of watching videos while parked or charging. I feel like AA/CP multi-display support only really makes sense if the second screen is the IC or HUD, like on BMWs and Audis (at least for AA). Unless Lucid lets you pick which screen gets the projection, but...

But can you run it on the second display?

I believe we've already cleared up that I was referring to something else entirely. I definitely jumped the gun by quoting your post. The 'AA' acronym is genuinely confusing since it can mean either the Android Auto Projection Receiver or Android Automotive OS—meaning the embedded...

Spot on. Furthermore, it would really work to Lucid's advantage by helping to defuse some of the frustration, which still seems to be running quite high based on the comments in this forum.

Sorry, I missed your first message. I totally agree about the video streaming services, but I don't quite understand their motivation for sharing SoC, range, and efficiency data.

As for Android Auto Projection, it's a two-way protocol. The latest version allows the car to pass along not just the state of the lights, compass, and GPS coordinates to Android, but also the SoC, estimated range, and real-time efficiency (Mi/kWh). Google Maps uses this exact data to...

I don't think they need to write anything from scratch themselves—it's just regular Android, so it can run any standard Android apps. They will, however, need to follow certain rules to meet the security requirements for streaming services. Of course, Lucid can just use their own app store and...

I don't think Android Auto (Projection) will let you play videos without some extra workarounds. Google strictly blocks video streaming apps like YouTube, Netflix, and Hulu from standard Android Auto projection for safety and distracted driving reasons. Plus, Android Auto and CarPlay aren't able...

The bravest Lucid software engineers, I guess.