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It seems a high enough frequency for that. I will try and record and see if I can't pick out the specific frequency from the power spectrum.

I tried this on my car, and when I turn the headlights off the window switch lights also turn off. I can also hear the sound more readily with my ear right next to the switches. So I’m not convinced it’s the headlights specifically. And yes this is most likely a design consequence and not...

Interesting...so when you turn off the headlights while sitting and night, and the window switch LEDs are still on, you don't hear the noise?

Could be HVAC. Could be the LEDs inside the window switches. They fixed the screen backlight noise in 2.2.2 (for me at least).

This is what I do. Never had a single problem.

This has always happened with my car. I never noticed a change in that particular noise even when they fixed the backlight noise issue. I even had mobile service isolate the issue and disconnect the rear two window switches in my driver door and that helped a bit. Maybe worth pinging service in...

The lights in the window switches also emit a high frequency noise…does this only happen in the dark?

Link with relevant timestamp: Apparently somebody at Lucid told him a retrofit is being planned but that is in the early stages.

Plus, they contain airbags. I did the same, but that was my fault squeezing in a space I should not have tried to. Since then with the use of the 360º camera, never had a problem.

Is this aimed at companies who wish to give benefits to their employees? I'm not familiar with German tax law, but my understanding is that company cars are common because they generate less liability for the employee, compared to paying them the money to buy a car.

Welcome to the forum! I suspect we have a large percentage of the German owners here 🙂

Were you really in HA in the picture? It says Adaptive Cruise, but I could be mistaken in the subtleties of how things work.

Everyone wants to be able to tweak some different little thing to their liking. Add a slider here, a checkbox there. The result would be a mess of a UX that is exponentially harder to test.

From the article: Reading through this forum you might not come to this conclusion but I don’t think he’s far off.

My experience exactly. I imagine this will be fixed.

Got the update last night (Touring). Took over 2 hours but finished without error.

They have these regularly. There's one on Long Island on October 19. Usually a drive around some scenic area, then snacks and chatting with other Lucid owners and a couple Lucid employees. I think it's a neat outreach for them.

On the other hand, this has been an open secret for at least a year. I don’t know the commercial considerations behind these things of course but in principle Lucid could have EOLed Alexa long ago.

Alexa going away is presumably mostly a function of Amazon letting it die. It was not remotely profitable for them, and without Amazon's support it is not viable for anyone to leave in a third party product. Blame Lucid all you want but they represent a vanishingly small customer base for a...

The Lucid Ethernet system uses 802.1x authentication. The car needs to phone home to allow access to e.g. the tech's laptop. I would speculate that the really simple components in the car don't use Ethernet. For example the window switch connectors IIRC have only 3 pins, which would make...