Critical Feedback After a Few Months

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First, let me say the Gravity is a good car. I've come from a Rivian and a Model X before this and it's definitely the most comfortable ride. There are a few small things I've noticed in daily use that are small but pretty frustrating.

1. The rear HVAC doesn't go back to the setting it was last on. I have two small children always in the back seat (one under 1 year old) and this is a massive oversight given the temperatures the back seat can reach (hot and cold). I have taken our child out of the car seat dripping in sweat because "Auto" doesn't engage the rear AC. It doesn't remember your last setting (I have to turn it on every time I get in the car). In my opinion, this is a critical oversight by the Lucid team with potential to cause real harm (think Arizona Summer). This might just be a big, but it's been there since we took delivery in January.

2. The screen doesn't default to being back where it was when I was last driving. Every time the car starts it loads the home screen. Maybe I'm an outlier, but I think the home screen is pretty useless. The map is too small to be useful, the music controls are too far away, and unless I'm on a call, I don't care to see information about my phone. Just have it start up where I left off.

3. Profile switching is ridiculously long still. I know there is probably a reason, but it's just slow. Maybe this becomes less of an issue once digital key is released and my husband and I aren't sharing a key.

4. (Already mentioned) Lack of digital key is killing me. I know it's on the works and when it comes, I will be overjoyed.

5. Mobile app is pretty terrible (Android). It consistently crashes, loads my old car despite it not being in my account (we used to have a Lucid Air, but sold last year). Commands sometimes don't work. Overall, they should find a new company to do their app. It's pretty bad compared to what I have with Rivian and what we used to have with Tesla.


Generally we are quite happy with the car especially now that early key issues seem to be resolved. I know they monitor the forums, so I'm hoping this lands with them (especially #1!). Hopefully this is also helpful for anyone looking at buying a Gravity. We would highly recommend especially for the driving comfort and space.

Are there any current annoying issues I've missed?
 
1. The rear HVAC doesn't go back to the setting it was last on. I have two small children always in the back seat (one under 1 year old) and this is a massive oversight given the temperatures the back seat can reach (hot and cold). I have taken our child out of the car seat dripping in sweat because "Auto" doesn't engage the rear AC. It doesn't remember your last setting (I have to turn it on every time I get in the car). In my opinion, this is a critical oversight by the Lucid team with potential to cause real harm (think Arizona Summer). This might just be a big, but it's been there since we took delivery in January.
So it is only for the rear seats? That is really strange. Have you submitted this to be fixed. I cannot believe this is by design!? Shouldnt it stay for the whole car the last setting?!
Generally we are quite happy with the car especially now that early key issues seem to be resolved. I know they monitor the forums, so I'm hoping this lands with them (especially #1!). Hopefully this is also helpful for anyone looking at buying a Gravity. We would highly recommend especially for the driving comfort and space.
Better report it on the official channels and also to your sevice center so it could be fixed.
 
First, let me say the Gravity is a good car. I've come from a Rivian and a Model X before this and it's definitely the most comfortable ride. There are a few small things I've noticed in daily use that are small but pretty frustrating.

1. The rear HVAC doesn't go back to the setting it was last on. I have two small children always in the back seat (one under 1 year old) and this is a massive oversight given the temperatures the back seat can reach (hot and cold). I have taken our child out of the car seat dripping in sweat because "Auto" doesn't engage the rear AC. It doesn't remember your last setting (I have to turn it on every time I get in the car). In my opinion, this is a critical oversight by the Lucid team with potential to cause real harm (think Arizona Summer). This might just be a big, but it's been there since we took delivery in January.

2. The screen doesn't default to being back where it was when I was last driving. Every time the car starts it loads the home screen. Maybe I'm an outlier, but I think the home screen is pretty useless. The map is too small to be useful, the music controls are too far away, and unless I'm on a call, I don't care to see information about my phone. Just have it start up where I left off.

3. Profile switching is ridiculously long still. I know there is probably a reason, but it's just slow. Maybe this becomes less of an issue once digital key is released and my husband and I aren't sharing a key.

4. (Already mentioned) Lack of digital key is killing me. I know it's on the works and when it comes, I will be overjoyed.

5. Mobile app is pretty terrible (Android). It consistently crashes, loads my old car despite it not being in my account (we used to have a Lucid Air, but sold last year). Commands sometimes don't work. Overall, they should find a new company to do their app. It's pretty bad compared to what I have with Rivian and what we used to have with Tesla.


Generally we are quite happy with the car especially now that early key issues seem to be resolved. I know they monitor the forums, so I'm hoping this lands with them (especially #1!). Hopefully this is also helpful for anyone looking at buying a Gravity. We would highly recommend especially for the driving comfort and space.

Are there any current annoying issues I've missed?
A lot these are pretty common yeah. Q3 for mobile key on Gravity
 
1. The rear HVAC doesn't go back to the setting it was last on.
I believe the rear HVAC only goes on when it detects people sitting in the rear seats. The weight of kids in car seats doesn’t trip the seat sensors for some reason. I always have to remember to turn the rear HVAC on and my son is 6 and still doesn’t trigger the seat sensors.
 
I believe the rear HVAC only goes on when it detects people sitting in the rear seats. The weight of kids in car seats doesn’t trip the seat sensors for some reason. I always have to remember to turn the rear HVAC on and my son is 6 and still doesn’t trigger the seat sensors.
No, as per the service techs you have to manually turn it in every time. I have same issue and Lucid service says thats by design and of they want to check it again, they will charge me ☹️.

It’s dump that it cannot turn on auto when there is an adult in the rear. Or at-least let it keep last setting.
 
No, as per the service techs you have to manually turn it in every time. I have same issue and Lucid service says thats by design and of they want to check it again, they will charge me ☹️.

It’s dump that it cannot turn on auto when there is an adult in the rear. Or at-least let it keep last setting.
That is really strange to be honest..🙈
 
There are CS reps that check these forums occasionally, but if you want to give feedback to Lucid it's best to reach out to them directly - [email protected]
 
I have rear-facing seats in both outboard second row positions, and the Gravity does an OK job detecting them and turning on the rear HVAC. I still check it each time we get in the car, but I'm gaining more trust in it. This is in contrast to the Air which, with the same seats in the same location, almost never detected the kids. Both kids weight 30-40lbs each.
 
Very strange. My kids are 40 and 46lb, one in a forward facing car seat and another in a backless booster (she got too tall for everything else), and the Gravity almost never detects them
 
The weight sensors for airbags are 65lbs, typically. My guess is that has more to do with it.
 
I've noticed with my youngest, that while in his booster, he doesn't engage the weight sensor. I think the sensor may be more in the middle or middle front of the seat where the booster doesnt apply pressure. When my older son, who actually weighs less but no longer uses a booster, sits in either outside seat (without the booster) he engages both seat sensors and in turn the screen and hvac.
Agree it's annoying if I am only taking the youngest somewhere amd have to remember the heat or ac will not naturally engage. Luckily he's at least old enough now to complain pretty quickly.
 
I wonder if putting some sort of board under the booster seat would help then
 
I wonder if putting some sort of board under the booster seat would help then
That may help some but probably only if the child is fairly close to the sensor trigger to begin with. I'm guessing they'd need to be 50'ish+ lbs. Wouldn't really help the real little ones, where it matters the most.
 
Keep in mind that the reason the airbags turn off is a safety feature, because airbags can kill kids.
 
That may help some but probably only if the child is fairly close to the sensor trigger to begin with. I'm guessing they'd need to be 50'ish+ lbs. Wouldn't really help the real little ones, where it matters the most.
I meant for weight distribution to make sure it puts pressure on the weight sensor, not adding more weight.

Apparently this is/was an issue in Teslas as well. Car seats with flat undersides solves the issue. That's why I'm hoping a board would work
 
That’s crazy you all mentioned the rear seat HVAC issue. I have that same issue in my air with my kids in the back. All of a sudden, my almost 5 year-old calls out to me, daddy I’m hot after I already turned the ac on when I got in and was in park. Once I start moving, it automatically shuts off the rear HVAC and I have to remember to manually turn it back on.
 
First, let me say the Gravity is a good car. I've come from a Rivian and a Model X before this and it's definitely the most comfortable ride. There are a few small things I've noticed in daily use that are small but pretty frustrating.

1. The rear HVAC doesn't go back to the setting it was last on. I have two small children always in the back seat (one under 1 year old) and this is a massive oversight given the temperatures the back seat can reach (hot and cold). I have taken our child out of the car seat dripping in sweat because "Auto" doesn't engage the rear AC. It doesn't remember your last setting (I have to turn it on every time I get in the car). In my opinion, this is a critical oversight by the Lucid team with potential to cause real harm (think Arizona Summer). This might just be a big, but it's been there since we took delivery in January.

2. The screen doesn't default to being back where it was when I was last driving. Every time the car starts it loads the home screen. Maybe I'm an outlier, but I think the home screen is pretty useless. The map is too small to be useful, the music controls are too far away, and unless I'm on a call, I don't care to see information about my phone. Just have it start up where I left off.

3. Profile switching is ridiculously long still. I know there is probably a reason, but it's just slow. Maybe this becomes less of an issue once digital key is released and my husband and I aren't sharing a key.

4. (Already mentioned) Lack of digital key is killing me. I know it's on the works and when it comes, I will be overjoyed.

5. Mobile app is pretty terrible (Android). It consistently crashes, loads my old car despite it not being in my account (we used to have a Lucid Air, but sold last year). Commands sometimes don't work. Overall, they should find a new company to do their app. It's pretty bad compared to what I have with Rivian and what we used to have with Tesla.


Generally we are quite happy with the car especially now that early key issues seem to be resolved. I know they monitor the forums, so I'm hoping this lands with them (especially #1!). Hopefully this is also helpful for anyone looking at buying a Gravity. We would highly recommend especially for the driving comfort and space.

Are there any current annoying issues I've missed?
I use lucid app on my Galaxy S25+.. never really had any crashes or issues with the app. Maybe make sure you are on latest android version?
 
Very strange. My kids are 40 and 46lb, one in a forward facing car seat and another in a backless booster (she got too tall for everything else), and the Gravity almost never detects them
Feed them more! :cool:
 
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