Glacially-slow driver profile switching

[AirPlur]

Seems to be a pattern of the primary driver getting secondary priority. I think the car is just trying to earn the graces of our spouses, most of whom I'd guess are less forgiving with the many quirks (and occasionally features) of a semi-experimental vehicle from a nascent newcomer. And for that I appreciate the peacekeeping gesture.

 

[Lucken]

It'll go to whoever's is detected first. Just make her wait to get in next time and see if that works.

I thought you’re not supposed to keep a lady waiting?

 

[DeaneG]

Seems to be a pattern of the primary driver getting secondary priority. I think the car is just trying to earn the graces of our spouses, most of whom I'd guess are less forgiving with the many quirks (and occasionally features) of a semi-experimental vehicle from a nascent newcomer. And for that I appreciate the peacekeeping gesture.

FWIW our Volvo EV also frequently chooses the wrong profile when both of us get in the car. So we just turned off automatic profile switching. It's not unique to Lucid.

 

[momo3605]

FWIW our Volvo EV also frequently chooses the wrong profile when both of us get in the car. So we just turned off automatic profile switching. It's not unique to Lucid.

You turned off automatic profile switching where? Don't tell me you did that on your Volvo and the Lucid doesn't have such a feature haha

 

[joec]

You turned off automatic profile switching where? Don't tell me you did that on your Volvo and the Lucid doesn't have such a feature haha

You can absolutely turn off automatic profile detection in the Lucid. I had to do that, because it drives me nuts with it choosing incorrectly so often.

 

[joec]

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You turned off automatic profile switching where? Don't tell me you did that on your Volvo and the Lucid doesn't have such a feature haha

Each fob (and mobile device, I've just learned) can be linked to a specific profile. Unlink them all and it will stop switching automatically. Note, you can't do this unless the device or fob in question is present.

 

[momo3605]

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Each fob (and mobile device, I've just learned) can be linked to a specific profile. Unlink them all and it will stop switching automatically. Note, you can't do this unless the device or fob in question is present.

So I go into Keys and delete my wife’s mobile key? But won’t that prevent her from being able to get in the car?

 

[joec]

So I go into Keys and delete my wife’s mobile key? But won’t that prevent her from being able to get in the car?

Don't delete the key. Just unlink it from the profile. I forget where it is in the UI. It may be under profiles, not keys.

 

[momo3605]

Don't delete the key. Just unlink it from the profile. I forget where it is in the UI. It may be under profiles, not keys.

I don't see where to make that change...there's only remove profiles and manage keys under profile settings

 

[kpbhat]

we too have the profile issue. So until the solution is found, we have decided that whoever is going to drive the car first will go to teh car and the passenger will go after few minutes . However, switching profiles doesnt take more than 5-8 seconds on our GT. so not sure why some of them take more than 30 seconds !!

 

[momo3605]

However, switching profiles doesnt take more than 5-8 seconds on our GT

wow you have a special car. Maybe they accidentally put the Sapphire CPU in there

 

[joec]

we too have the profile issue. So until the solution is found, we have decided that whoever is going to drive the car first will go to teh car and the passenger will go after few minutes . However, switching profiles doesnt take more than 5-8 seconds on our GT. so not sure why some of them take more than 30 seconds !!

5-8 seconds? If only. Mine takes at least a minute. And that's only for the screens to come back up. Actually moving the seat takes another 30 seconds.

 

[Amster]

we too have the profile issue. So until the solution is found, we have decided that whoever is going to drive the car first will go to teh car and the passenger will go after few minutes . However, switching profiles doesnt take more than 5-8 seconds on our GT. so not sure why some of them take more than 30 seconds !!

I'll have to pay closer attention next time. I think my GT is about 10 seconds.

 

[borski]

5-8 seconds? If only. Mine takes at least a minute. And that's only for the screens to come back up. Actually moving the seat takes another 30 seconds.

Yeah, this may be the real issue; my car switches profile in < 30 seconds, for sure.

 

[Amster]

I'll have to pay closer attention next time. I think my GT is about 10 seconds.

Okay, just had a change to pay attention to it. 15 seconds to fuuly change profiles.

 

[Adnillien]

Okay, just had a change to pay attention to it. 15 seconds to fuuly change profiles.

That sounds right, it just seems like 30 seconds to a minute.

 

[AirPlur]

I'll have to pay closer attention next time. I think my GT is about 10 seconds.

If my decade in bay area tech has taught me anything, turn a flaw into a feature!

 

[Amster]

If my decade in bay area tech has taught me anything, turn a flaw into a feature!

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So my GT thinks it's a Touring

 

[kpbhat]

Okay, just had a change to pay attention to it. 15 seconds to fuuly change profiles.

that sounds about right to me too