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Yep. I've gone to both Lucid events they've held so far in my area and both times had a nice chat with Zak Edson. Marqie on this forum is great and super helpful. The Lucid software team has even given us a shoutout in firmware update release notes!

What do people think of Hands Free Drive Assist vs GM Supercruise? Never tried the latter so I'm curious.

Easy to find the URL to the official release notes from a computer. I don't have 2.8.0 but here is the link: What's new in this version (2.8.0)

My CCC upgrade appointment is tomorrow. If they don’t push 2.8.0 to my new unit while my car is sitting at the service center then I’d take that as evidence that 2.8.0 is available only nominally.

I think I have this as well. Intermittent, went away spontaneously after a mobile service visit, gone for at least a year, back now. Service center will look at it during the same visit as upgrading my CCC.

I activate auto lane change by holding the turn signal stalk in the appropriate direction until the lane change is activated. Suspect there is a slight delay built in so it isn't activated when you aren't expecting.

For me it depends on the road. In my limited experience, some roads are rock solid, others are a mess of ping-ponging.

3.3 mi/kWh over ~21k miles. '23 Touring, 19" wheels. I pay no mind to efficiency when driving this 620hp car.

The Waymo Jaguars are pretty nice. Not nearly as nice as a Gravity but still.

What a world we live in. By the time these are rolled out, the robo part of a robotaxi will be a commodity. Waymo's product is already so good that I don't even consider Uber/Lyft with a human driver when a Waymo is available. So I guess they will be competing on the luxury experience of the...

At the owner event I attended, they were indeed pretty cagey about hands free Drive Assist. I'm surprised to see it so soon based on how they answered these questions.

Audio source saving is still spotty for me after driving a bit more…haven’t (yet) noticed the navigation or charging issues.

The oil change comparison puts it in perspective. $950 for a low-production automotive computer, inclusive of labor at luxury brand rates, is an impressively low number to me. Note that these computers need to function in really harsh conditions that your average iPad or laptop does not, and the...

Also got this update yesterday. Perhaps also it will fix the infotainment forgetting what audio source was selected on the previous drive. For the one time I’ve driven the car since, it’s worked, but that’s only the one time…

I value UI responsiveness. When the cameras fire up for the first time after an infotainment boot, as often as not, the music being played gets briefly distorted - sounds suspiciously like DMA buffers are not being filled in time because the infotainment is busy with the camera views - which are...

“Increased storage” sounds particularly germane to dash cam functionality. I asked the Lucid folks whether to expect a 3.0 Air update at the KoP owners event and their response was not committal but sounded like a no to me.

When my service center called me to confirm my appointment, they made sure I understood that there was no functionality improvement at this time, just improved responsiveness, and that I really agreed I was to pay $950 + tax for this. Which I am happy to do. I did hear from a Lucid employee at...

Service advisor advised me to leave the car as it’s possible an OTA would be required, and they can’t predict how long that would take to install.

Scheduled my appointment the moment I got the email. I was expecting it to cost more!

Weird. Service can query the car to check on error codes. Might be worth a shot especially if you’re still under warranty.