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See, these speeds are just mind-boggling to me. If I don't see these pictures (as I seem to be more regularly now that I'm actively looking), I'm almost completely unconvinced that my car is even capable of charging this fast. On my way back up from SoCal, I was preconditioning for almost a full...

The full sentence says "I’ll give it anywhere from 5 minutes to almost an hour". In my case it doesn't make much difference. I do understand the physics of preconditioning though! In addition, I talked to a Lucid owner yesterday who has seen 200 kW without preconditioning. I don't think this...

Two years and ~32,000 miles into my Lucid Air ownership, I've got some thoughts on DC fast charging. Like many early adopters, I initially faced major frustrations, largely due to the well-documented issues with the Electrify America network (a network, let's remember, born from VW's...

Unfortunately, as much as I love my car, I have completely given up on the idea that I will ever charge faster than 150 kW or that I'll sustain a moderately high speed while charging. I've received many different explanations, but none of them really change the fact that I bought a car that was...

Yeah, I'm having the same problem. I factory reset my car last week, and it fixed a bunch of little glitches, but the Spotify app still can't show my "Liked Songs." It just loads forever and then shows nothing. Weirdly, if I start playing Liked Songs from my phone using Spotify Connect (not...

I believe this update is one of the first that may require a companion hardware fix to ensure it sounds as good as possible. It's not supposed to be enabled if you don't have the hardware fix done, but it's possible yours accidentally enabled despite not having the fix actually performed?

Congratulations, we have the same car! Excited for you :)

I have played back uncompressed WAV files to great effect over USB :) I haven't tried other formats but I hear that FLAC works great.

Well, it seems we've all become quite the enthusiastic volunteers in answering questions no one actually asked. How...generous of us. I don't recall crowning my opinion as the ultimate truth. I was merely expressing my distaste for being branded a "flaming fanboy" before we've even had a chance...

100% should never happen. I'm sorry to hear about this. The only thing I can think of is that some bug made the car believe the key was not present, but that is definitely not okay, especially when exiting a parking garage. Hopefully Customer Service can help!

You definitely should not have to. I do it just out of habit. It may be worth checking in with CS on it. To clarify, are you determining that the car takes too long to wake based on the app's response or the door handles' presentation when you approach? It's important to note that the...

Can you show us a picture of the right side of your trunk? There's a flap that you pull up that contains the 12V socket.

This can definitely be frustrating. Are you using the mobile key, or the fob, or both?

You really don't know? Here's a hint; most mature adults realize that enthusiast-focused communities often devolve into echo pits of complaints as they get more and more popular, and they tend to remember that people who aren't having issues generally don't feel the need to repeatedly post about...

Let's start with a reality check: The Lucid Air has never graced the screen of any James Bond film. The closest it's come to being in a movie was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in the new Beverly Hills Cop flick. The rest of its cameos are all TV shows. If you can't even get that basic fact...

Here's my post for the day. Hope I did my part to save Lucid since apparently forum posts are an indicator of popularity and "buzz". I guess I thought putting 32,000 miles on it in less than 2 years and loving every minute of it and being too busy enjoying it to post on the forum doesn't count...

It only really "begs the question" if you insist on trying to find causality where there's only correlation. 🤷‍♂️

To your credit, the definition of "app" has become wildly diluted in the past few years. Most of us who were around before smartphones, and right at the beginning of the smartphone boom, remember "apps" as being native code, native UI toolkits, native everything running directly on the device...

Thanks for the shoutout @borski ! Depending on how much data there is to parse though, running an LLM wouldn't really be all that expensive. Vectorizing the entire DB of text into RAG may be a problem though. If we're talking gigabytes of text, the risk of hallucination goes up significantly...