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As I’ve said earlier, this isn’t solely a Lucid issue. Tesla 7 seater Model Y is the same. If you hit the button to fold down the middle row the seat back slams forward. Unless you have motorized folding seats this is just the way it works. You need gravity to make sure the seat backs fold.

I did 25% on the front windows to match the rear. I never tint windshields or roofs. Also in the Sac area. Just make sure you’re getting it done at a reputable tint shop.

PG&E and cheap can’t be used in the same sentence. I feel sorry for those who get stuck with PG&E for electricity.

Until you start coming home to an opened garage door because it opened the garage door again after you left. Then you realize that there’s other subscription free options that can accomplish the same thing.

I’m not using any GDO. I’m using Samsung Smart things. My phone is used to determine my location and when to open my garage door.

Tesla charges for Homelink now too. MyQ is garbage and they charge a subscription now. I ditched them as others did once they started charging. They provide the same service you can get for free with HA/Ratgdo if you have a Chamberlin. Unfortunately I have a Genie and have to use Samsung...

Love native YouTube music integration in Teslas. Get in and the music just starts.

I’ve noticed that too, turning auto mode off greatly decreases fan noise when the rear HVAC is on.

I’ve always used creature comfort too, I didn’t know Lucid came out with a Keep mode similar to Tesla.

The rear HVAC seems to be defaulted to on now. Went for a drive yesterday and the rear HVAC was on even though there was no one back there and I manually turned it off on my last drive. Tesla’s HVAC sensors and systems are far superior. I can have a car seat in the back of the Model Y empty and...

The rear HVAC logic is all over the place. Previous to 3.6.3 the rear HVAC would never turn on automatically with my son in his booster seat. At least I knew I’d always have to turn it on if needed. Now it sometimes senses him and sometimes doesn’t. Based on that, the rear HVAC turns itself on...

I haven’t noticed any changes. I stream music via CarPlay and then select the AirPlay icon to switch back to the Lucid nav.

Funny you mentioned that, I actually just got back from a quick trip and decided to check that as I got out. I noticed the rear vents were on even though no one was back there. Turned them off and can confirm the front is quiet again. Before the rear HVAC wouldn’t turn on automatically when...

I’ve never had HVAC issues since I picked up my Gravity in January. The AC has always been cold and blowing enough air. The cabin is large and expectedly takes longer to cool. The issue I noticed after 3.6.3 was the HVAC system was louder than before and compared to the amount of air blowing...

After installing 3.6.3 it seems the HVAC is louder than before with little airflow coming from the front vents when in auto mode. Like a step back to when this happened before the last SW fix. With an exterior temp of 68 and the interior set to 72 it sounded like the HVAC was on full blast...

I had a Tesla mobile service tech lock himself out of his Model S. He had to call roadside from my phone and have them remotely unlock the car. It’s not a Lucid only issue. As much as I may not want to blame the victim, we have to take some responsibility for what we do, or don’t do. I have a 6...

I just updated the app and now I’m having issues getting the Gravity to wake up via the app. Anyone else having this issue? It was working perfectly before I updated earlier today. Using iOS BTW.

Having owned Teslas for the past 3 years I haven’t carried a key of any type for that long and it’s been amazing. People who complain about PAAK are just afraid of change. You need to be willing to try it and if it’s implemented correctly, you’ll never want to go back to keys or key fobs.

Having come from Tesla and still owning 2 as well as the Gravity your issues are more of a “you” issue and not the Gravity. You are expecting the Gravity to perform exactly as what you’re used to in Tesla. It’s not a Tesla and will not perform or act the same, good or bad. You need to be willing...

The definition of rude is very subjective though.