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It will definitely show your charge rate. But you may be right. If you accidentally stopped charging that could have been the issue.

I'm not sure as I haven't ever experienced charging issues at home. I normally get between 35 and 39 miles per hour using the mobile charger. I'd just keep an eye on it to see what it's doing. If you didn't experience a power outage and don't have scheduled charging turned on - if it happens...

This could happen if you also have schedule charging enabled and the charging didn't begin until sometime in the morning. I have mine sent to charge between 6AM and 6PM because I have solar - it's much better for me to charge when the sun is shining as it's essentially free - so long as I'm...

Wired CarPlay is buggy as well - it'll occasionally just decide to stop playing. I'm not sure what the Atmos has to do with all audio in the car going dead. No blinker sounds, no alerts, no audio. I'd say it's some communications issue between bluetooth and the car but I think it's some deeper...

I suppose that's good and bad news. I'm not sure why they picked my car to do the diagnostics on if the problem is wide spread enough to fix it in an update - perhaps I'm just lucky. But I'm probably the least conveniently located car. My tech is an hour away - the closest road that you can use...

That's possible. I think I'd contact Lucid and explain the issue - you can tell them that I had the same issue - and they should be aware of the fix since, apparently, there were several engineers on the zoom meeting with the tech in my driveway for a very long time. And - once they looked at...

My Lucid Tech came out yesterday and was on a zoom call with engineers while plugged into my AT. Initially they thought it was a sensor calibration issue which would have required my car to be transported to Houston for recalibration. But… he took it for a drive. Came back and then plugged in...

Not my first rodeo. Tech is coming tomorrow and will be online with an engineer to figure out what's going on.

Well - I have 21" wheels - so that doesn't seem like it would be the magic switch. My tech is coming out tomorrow and will be online with an engineer so we'll maybe have it figured out. The only real problem is that I'm very remote relative to places you can test the HA (minimum 12 miles away)...

Out of curiosity - what model do you have? I'm wondering if it's specific to just AT's or if it's something more wide spread. It also may be something to do with the specific hardware version we have.

Interestingly - I received the 2.0.59 update and my HA has disappeared completely. It's very strange. I thought perhaps it was a temporary issue - went ahead and soft reset the car, switched profiles etc. No luck. I then hard reset. Still no luck. Essentially - I have adaptive cruise and no HA...

Forgot to say. Hold brake. Dash will go blank. Release buttons etc. Moderator note: Lucid has asked that owners not do this reset without talking to customer care or service first.

I had a tech show me a hard reset yesterday. No mention of it being a problem. Car in park. Press on brake. Hold speaker and x buttons down on steering wheel for 15 seconds. Dash will go blank. Release. All screens will reboot.

Normally. Switching profiles works. Switch to guest and then back. However. They have a hard reboot now. I think it’s microphone and x held down for 15 seconds. Whole system will reboot. But you can’t be driving.

Selecting specific ride/performance configurations instead of fixed configurations as they are currently. For instance - lower performance with a stiffer ride. Or A softer ride with better performance.

This is a good recommendation. I've found that I switch to Swift in several situations - on roads that have a lot of "float" to them - Swift helps to make the ride a lot more solid. It'd be nice to be able to cafeteria the ride settings.