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Snafu

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I'll go first.

After one update back in 2023, my cameras stopped working. I would pull out of my garage and have to do a reset to get them to work, but they would intermittently stop working again through the day when I got in the car. After trial and error to figure it out, it turned out that whenever I started the car in reverse, the cameras wouldn't work but if I got in the car and put it in drive, I had no issues .(Since I start my day backing out of the garage and rarely back into parking spaces, this was a head-scratcher.) LUCID software support in CA worked remotely with Natick Mobile Service to diagnose and create a patch to fix the issue pretty quickly though.
 
One I haven't seen for a while is the "No audio whatsoever" bug. That used to come up every now and then.

Always a bit jarring when you turn on your turn signals and hear nothing. Reminds you that everything in this car is ultimately software.

As far as quirks go, my biggest pet peeve is how the turn signal sound isn't on a proper loop. If you listen to it clicking, and you sort of imagine it as a metronome, with a constant tempo, you realize that it loses the beat after so many clicks. The loop is cut such that when it restarts the loop, the click comes in early. So if you are tapping a pattern out on your steering wheel along with the turn signal sound (as one does to kill time while waiting at a red light) it falls out of rhythm.
 
80's TV style static in my cameras 🤣
 
One I haven't seen for a while is the "No audio whatsoever" bug. That used to come up every now and then.

Always a bit jarring when you turn on your turn signals and hear nothing. Reminds you that everything in this car is ultimately software.

As far as quirks go, my biggest pet peeve is how the turn signal sound isn't on a proper loop. If you listen to it clicking, and you sort of imagine it as a metronome, with a constant tempo, you realize that it loses the beat after so many clicks. The loop is cut such that when it restarts the loop, the click comes in early. So if you are tapping a pattern out on your steering wheel along with the turn signal sound (as one does to kill time while waiting at a red light) it falls out of rhythm.
This is also my biggest pet peeve
 
Two windows showing on top of each other on the screen. Doesn't happen often, but always fun when it does.
 
One I haven't seen for a while is the "No audio whatsoever" bug. That used to come up every now and then.

Always a bit jarring when you turn on your turn signals and hear nothing. Reminds you that everything in this car is ultimately software.

As far as quirks go, my biggest pet peeve is how the turn signal sound isn't on a proper loop. If you listen to it clicking, and you sort of imagine it as a metronome, with a constant tempo, you realize that it loses the beat after so many clicks. The loop is cut such that when it restarts the loop, the click comes in early. So if you are tapping a pattern out on your steering wheel along with the turn signal sound (as one does to kill time while waiting at a red light) it falls out of rhythm.
Happened to me twice in the past week, and never before. Once before and once after 2.9.
 
It was funny (and a bit painful) when the car decided it wasn't interested in letting me inside and proceeded to lock and suck the handles in while my hand was on the handle. Got a good pinch out of that.
 
As far as quirks go, my biggest pet peeve is how the turn signal sound isn't on a proper loop. If you listen to it clicking, and you sort of imagine it as a metronome, with a constant tempo, you realize that it loses the beat after so many clicks. The loop is cut such that when it restarts the loop, the click comes in early. So if you are tapping a pattern out on your steering wheel along with the turn signal sound (as one does to kill time while waiting at a red light) it falls out of rhythm.
Our AAOS Volvo does exactly the same thing. My guess is that it is an issue with the turn signal process, as the beat skipping seems random rather than once every N beats.
 
I don’t understand why but every time I engage/disengage hands-free driving, the music drops for a split second. It’s as if the former very briefly commands resources from the latter.
(Music being played from my Qobuz app, through wireless CarPlay).
 
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