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That's another "coming soon" software feature.

I seem to be mistaken. Some SCs will do windshields, but the Natick, MA SC does not.

I think they need to get the sales numbers up to justify the investment, unfortunately. Now that most of the bugs are ironed out, and with Tesla having killed their high-end vehicles, I'm actually quite surprised they're not moving more! Right now the lack of the AR HUD is our primary gripe...

Here's a link that should go right to the body shop search; call one near you (if there is one near you): https://lucidmotors.com/service?filterBy=bodyshop

You will need to go to a Lucid-partnered auto body shop; the SCs do not replace windshields unfortunately. This is especially annoying if your glass insurance is sub-administered by Safelite. (Liberty Mutual does this, for example.) Safelite will tell you 1) they won't fix it, and 2) if you...

Yes, I like the HUD. I prefer having it vs. not having it, but it's not what was promised. I hope it eventually is.

Haven't mentioned in a while, but I'll say my favorite feature lately has been the amazing DCFC speed. The Lexus TZ was just introduced, and golly it looks a lot like a Gravity on the outside. But it maxes out at 150 kW charging. Who introduces a vehicle with such a slow charge rate in 2027...

I assume this couldn't be broadly tested until iOS 27 rolled out, and ... problems were found. We don't have a problem with the keyfobs anymore, so not an important feature for us. I'd like to see Lucid keep squashing bugs first so there the return rate on new deliveries is low, and make sure...

I've just assumed they are related and it's some weird presentation of whatever the cut-out cause is. I also notice the "nudge" on the upper left of my back when the "kneading" style stops without warning.

See this thread: https://lucidowners.com/threads/massage-seats-turning-off.16685/ It's some sort of undocumented thermal safety cut-out. I wish they would fix it, but it's hardly my top priority.

Hmmm, I wonder if there's a part rev available to retrofit.

I also like Ionna... but is this SEO?

Was the replacement linked to the weld recall? If the gap was too large they were required to replace rather than field repair.

They're metal covers (unless something has changed) but the little tabs that fit the telescoping pieces together are too small. If this is not fixed, they WILL jam and then you will not be able to move your 2nd row. Make sure you get an appointment scheduled.

I'm not sure "can't listen to a particular streaming service" is a safety critical issue, but it is an annoying one. :)

I think we've pretty well established this is real, but it was definitely happening for me as well. Strangely, most of my playlist songs would work (cached locally?) but when it ran off the end of the list I got little glitchy bits of several dozen songs.

OK, after about 12 total hours of driving I can report that the "vibrating" (e.g. Unwind) modes don't seem to lock out, but the "kneading" (e.g. Deep, Rolling) modes do. When a kneading mode locks out, you can switch to a vibrating mode. It definitely seems to be some undocumented safety...

I'll report back on how it goes. This was complicated by the fact that LiMu's systems were down today, so neither the app nor website (nor partners) can access policy details. Oops.

Thanks. Yeah, I'm with Berkley One for home, but they wanted an extra $5k/yr for auto and... no. (PURE, Cincinnati, etc were all worse.) I'm with Safeco-now-Liberty Mutual, and they've actually been really good. This is the first real annoyance, and it's because the glass coverage is...

Update: so, apparently glass shops can't do Gravity windshields, and so the recommended shops do not have glass certifications, which means they can't be handled under glass claims. So they have to be filed as comprehensive claims, which the insurance company will then try to apply the...