The Lucid nav is presumably the HERE Maps canned nav software warmed over. So it will probably never be as good as Apple or Google/Waze (with the exception of dynamically considering the car's state of charge).
I am much happier that the car drives / handles as well or better than a Taycan
Yes and I highly doubt that Apple Maps or Google/Waze will have access to the cars efficiency stats to work out charging stops/times etc. So are you going to manually program them in? Keep in mind if you manually program them in then you get no realtime info to how the car is performing (wind, etc). Using the cars navigation system with factor all this in. For example, I experienced high winds on the way to SF last week and needed to make an additional stop. The car factored this in and told me to add another stop along the route. If I used Apple Maps it would be none the wiser because it doesn't have access to this information.
BMW also supports the navigation directions in the HUD. Lucid could also support it by displaying those directions in the right main panel, where currently is just displays the word Air and the right turn signal camera.
Yea, actually CarPlay and Android Auto are VERY low to almost non-existent on my personal list of improvements. I'd much rather have, currently, a dashcam and/or sentry mode as my #1 priority. #2 would be to have dual screen use with music/nav or some combo, but I fully expect this won't be until they integrate the new version of Android Automotive where a dual screen is actually supported.There are a lot of moving parts.
1) does apple support the aspect ratio? If not, gotta wait till a new release before launching.
2) apple may be slow at approving it.
Any time you are working on integrations, there is potential for issues with other companies. Also, it may be on their list but prioritized lower than other things.
Lastly, “many people” is a big assumption. This forum is not a representative sample of owners, and those here are *more* likely to be upset about something than seek it out to rave about it. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m just saying we don’t know.
It will come when it comes. Until then, the car is a blast to drive.
How could a key fob need a new battery so soon? I have never had to change a battery in less than 3 years and our most used car a Cadillac XT5 is five years old and still has the original key fob batteries….
One of my keyfobs totally died, actually. So it may be some bad fobs?
Like it died and doesn't work or the battery is dead and it's fine?
fully dead, I tried swapping battery and it didn't work. They will look at it next week or the week after.
