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That makes sense. I was not saying going through Lucid is what everyone wants. It seemed to me that everyone was trying to find out how this works at all. I was wondering if what Lucid's website say (plug-it-in-and-charge-through-lucid-charging-service) is not true. Based on @DeaneG 's (and...

Maybe they are slow-rolling-out this access too.. I don't need it any time soon, so not a problem for me :)

Is it not as simple as plugging it in, assuming you already have a credit card on file for Lucid Charging Service? That is what Lucid site says: https://lucidmotors.com/knowledge/vehicles/air/lucid-air-in-depth/charging-your-lucid-air#charging-at-tesla-superchargers

well, at least you lived to tell the story.. I don't think I will get that chance if I told my wife to calm down :) Glad to see 2.8.0 making it, and eager to see how it does on hands-free.

Has nobody received this update yet? Curious to see if it is only about disabling the nag, or if there is any other improvements on lane centering and lane changing.

I don't use fast chargers a whole lot (used maybe 5 times in the last 6-7 months.. each time a great experience, never waited), and I don't use my Lucid air for a lot of long road trips (I use the X7 for its space and far superior auto-drive) - BUT if I were to use Lucid for a long road trip, I...

Oh, you are saying we need 500kW if we want to use that same adapter for some other car that charges faster on a Tesla SC.. But Lucid Air specifically, for now, 50kW should be fine. Having said that it looks like just about every listing in Amazon seems to be 250kW or higher.

Thanks, I get your explanation. My question about @Andretex ' comment was why he thought we need an adapter rated for 500KW. Reading/thinking again, maybe it was a typo on his part.. Maybe he meant 50KW.

Why 500kW? I thought the announcement said the Air can do only up to 50kW from Tesla chargers?

Will it require a Lucid-specific adapter, or would any CCS-NACS adapter do?

You have to train yourself to think that you are going out (in your car) every time you go to the garage.. Basically convert that "unwanted unlock happening" into "wanted unlock not happening" - problem solved :) It's all about perspective!

For me, it is 100% reliable only when I am getting to the garage to pick up something from the shelf, or passing through to my yard. If I get out to the garage with the intention to get in the car, it opens like half the time.. I think it has an undocumented mind reading feature :)

I thought Carlinkit worked with Android Auto or Carplay without any additional SW? Is that not true? Please ignore.. perils of reading from the top!

This seems to happen to me too recently (android 15 phone, s25 ultra). Restarting the phone helps most of the time, but not always.

It is not doing the remote wake up IF the bluetooth way works. I try walking up to the car, which works maybe 60-70% of the time.. If that doesnt work, I push the door handle, which works maybe half of the remaining time.. If that also doesn't work, I open up the app, which work most of the...

I know.. problem is app doesn't open sometimes with bluetooth, and when it doesn't I have been using the app to wake up the car and unlock. With this connection problem, that's out of the picture. It is bluetooth or bust.. or calling my wife to bring over the key or something.

While I applaud your skill, that's a bit too much for an almost $90K car :) Another vote on opening the door with phone. I don't know if it is with the 2.6.16, but my car seems to go offline more often/places now (including my home, where I have switched to wifi now). It makes me very...

Both other cars I've had with a variant of lane centering (2017 Acura MDX and 2024 BMW X7) were happy about resting a hand on steering wheel. X7, of course, has hands-free on freeways up to 85mph, but requires hands on the wheel for country roads/highways. Both cars were very reliable about...

I guess the question is how much torque is enough torque.. Or are you saying weight of hands on the wheel adds no "torque" on the wheel? My experience is that one hand on the wheel usually works, two hands on the wheel works more often.. but still I get alerted every once in a while. Am I...

Yeah, but if weight of two hands on the wheel is not enough, I don't know what is?