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Interesting... but no... "This page got unplugged." And it is interesting that support has never pointed to that solution either (which did not exist in the Oct 2022 time frame, and doesn't work today). It also doesn't change my basic comment: that support as currently structured is heavy on...

Alternately, consider that the support process seems to be heavily biased to human interaction rather than providing effective self help (which would reduce the support load). As an example, support has stated to me that the way to read the current owner's manual is best provided by reading it...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07J2HKR9K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?th=1 Works well, though I wish it provided a higher power output (sufficient to run the device, but insufficient to run anything else)... I've considered looking for a USB C(M) to USB A(F) & C(F) "splitter" or "hub"...

Most of our use "around town" is the trunk with the seats down (to carry a road bicycle). But when traveling, much of the luggage goes in the frunk. We did have the frunk latch realigned as a part of the post-body shop vehicle return to us, since then we've not had problems with it opening &...

Yes, and other basic GPS computer functions that use this info... like for each of the 3 trip (SLC/A/B) include the total elevation gain & loss and the total elapsed time (functions found on other GPS units both in cars and for bicycles and wrist watches).

How does one get this apparent style that looks like it actually allows one to inflate the tires without having to remove the wheel covers?

The 49 psi setting for 19" tires would be the cold tire setting. Once they warm up (e.g. once the car can measure them as you have been driving) you can expect a slightly higher reading (52-53 is not unreasonable).

This is the phone app, not the car...

Wow, I have to wonder just what that means... as well as why there isn't a setting externalized to the user to set the wheel size... and what the implications are for changing tire brands too...

Performance is more than just straight line speed... the lower profile tires should have better handling characteristics (at least in track like settings)... not that most people need that (we have 19" wheels, which are just fine, and better on rougher roads).

Unless you use a Samsung S22 (or later, perhaps others too) with Android 12 (or later, perhaps others too)... then the phone app only unlocks the car if you open the app (it will not work in the background). This is a known (but not solved) problem. I wish that they had used UWB (Ultra Wide...

Yes, LiDAR is a laser... I am using an Escort RedLine 360c (all bands enabled) and have had no problems with false alerts (and have confidence that it is also picking up the real stuff out there too). Its mounted low & center on the windshield with power coming from a USB-A to 12v converter...

I believe that raises legal or regulatory issues of some sort...

I use them backing up... this would be a disaster for many (despite cameras).

Yes, an Otterbox (forget which, not the extreme one), making them too thick to seat.

And the s22 and s22+ do not fit, so...

A standard water bottle (such as is used on a bicycle) does not fit. The same is true for many other standard sized bottles. Likewise, larger iPhones and Samsung phones do not fit in the phone charger/holder when they are in a case. Just say'n...

This is not a car issue, it is the app... if the app is open (nothing more) it unlocks. I have reported this multiple times and there isn't really even ack of the problem, which is a problem.

Thank you. This indicates it is not a Pixel or Samsung issue, but more likely Android wide. Yes, our fobs also work. All the world is not Apple. Lucid, own up that you have an Android issue and fix it!

Oh yes, Lucid app dev can't do a working Android app in over a year, so time for all its clients to become Apple droids... good call!