Thanks Borski! The upgrade will likely occur when we are away from the house for a couple of weeks. This means we will have to reset our profiles but does it also mean reestablishing our phones as keys? If so, our keyfobs should still work?
Yes. You will need to reset all the above plus any programming such as your garage door opener. I forget but I think I had to reenter passwords to apps as well. As @Adnillien noted, fobs will still work, as should your key cards.
Not at all
Lucid’s timelines are always way off. They take ages and this didn't change even now and don't know when they will fix this behavior.
But Lucid miss most on even basic things that are in there hand. Like the CCV2 thing we are talking, let us place the order and help put our reward point of good use. This is not a rocket since and something are need to re invent. Just list something they have in the reward store. Lucid posts we are going to list it and a month after and radio silence is not good way of treating there customers.
I think the problem is that the CCV2 upgrade involves both hardware and labor for the install. Everything in the rewards store currently is stuff that requires no labor. My guess is that labor was not thought of when the rewards store was created and Lucid is now trying to figure out the internal accounting to make this happen. I think that it is more difficult than just listing it in the rewards store.
If thats the actual case, its even worst. Think before talk dont think after talking, which is what Lucid most prone to. And is not good for Lucid as a company trying to be the best and carrying a tag Compromise nothing for nothing sake.
I will disagree, it is not bigger. Lucid did not promise a time for the rewards store CCV2 upgrade. As long it is available to buy and install before the 3.0 OTA arrives, I have no complaints. This is not an issue where you an even complain about the Compromise Nothing tag line. Lucid did no have to offer the upgrade either for cash or through the rewards store. The fact the Lucid is doing it is an example Compromise Nothing.
I have to disagree too, they have to offer this because there infotainment is behind for that they said that the car is future proof and its not even ready for 2026 with my car being 2022 and its worst for people with 2023 and and early 2024. This is not Compromise nothing.
What? They know they want to, and they are (presumably) currently figuring out how to. It’s not a matter of desire, but (presumably) a matter of internal accounting to ensure that everyone gets paid and everything is tracked properly.
I know they’re looking and they’ll do it. However, it’s very frustrating as an owner to constantly wait on Lucid’s promises and them delaying and making us lose trust and patience. If it wasn’t for their product, I would have been out of Lucid in my life two and a half years ago.
It is different, because they can simply write off material costs as marketing/incentive spend; nobody needs to get paid. For labor, they cannot simply write it off; *someone* needs to pay the labor, which means they have to figure out how to account for it. I’m not a CFO, but I know this is true from having run my own company in the past and having had similar issues, albeit not in automotive.
