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I'd definitely try that. I'm in Chandler, AZ though. I could always go to the Lucid Service and Delivery center to compare if I find myself in Scottsdale.

My other two cars are manuals, so spot on 😂

Obviously my intent is to do that in order to avoid it, but it's not something I should have to work around. There's no reason the car should make an incredibly loud noise if you put your foot on the brake while the car is in park. An OTA would easily rectify it and make it something no one has...

If it was something small and petty I wouldn't have bothered posting about it- e.g. the wireless phone charger being poorly designed. The volume levels on these are a QOL issue, especially for someone driving babies around regularly.

That's awful, but doesn't excuse the Air- a '98 Porsche is 26 years old and just "is what it is". The Air can have an update pushed to modify it literally whenever. There's no need for the chime to go off while the car is in Park, and it definitely doesn't need to be that loud.

I test drove a Pure and a Touring before ordering mine. I don't remember noticing either of them in the test drives. Not sure if it's because I was focused on other things, or I happened to get seatbelt on before applying brake, or it actually isn't the same volume on every car. I'm sure having...

That's not really a fix- it's a solvable problem. Putting your foot on the brake when you get in a car is second nature. The car shouldn't react to that by doing its best to wake up your sleeping children. Even more egregious since the car is still in Park, it's not like you're about to drive...