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Interested in Previewing Future Lucid Air Software?

As an Air owner who is currently driving a GGT as a loaner (I know, amazing), the one thing that stood out to me beyond the sharper UI itself was the SMOOTHNESS of the operation. One gripe I’ve always had with the Air, even with this upgraded chip, is for example the framerate on the turn signals and 360 cameras. On the Gravity it’s silky smooth. I’m hoping that a comprehensive software update will fix that issue like it did years ago on my Tesla circa 2020 or so. Otherwise you’re going to have a new slick interface that struggles to keep up. It will be interesting to see the final product.
 
Miami_Lucid_Man said:
As an Air owner who is currently driving a GGT as a loaner (I know, amazing), the one thing that stood out to me beyond the sharper UI itself was the SMOOTHNESS of the operation. One gripe I’ve always had with the Air, even with this upgraded chip, is for example the framerate on the turn signals and 360 cameras. On the Gravity it’s silky smooth. I’m hoping that a comprehensive software update will fix that issue like it did years ago on my Tesla circa 2020 or so. Otherwise you’re going to have a new slick interface that struggles to keep up. It will be interesting to see the final product.
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Have you upgraded your Air's CCC module to V2?
 
Still though I’m hopefully this is more of a software optimization thing than a hardware deficiency. Real made the same leap forward circa 2021 ish or so.
 
Northpointe said:
FWIW the initial invite was extended to Air owners and references Air software which suggests it is UX3 related. I have no qualms in the way it was done either.
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Oops, my bad. I went back and looked, but the was tripped up by the web-scrolling disintegration of my ability to actually fully read a block of text rather than scan with the illusion of comprehension…. :rolleyes:
 
I’m sure Lucid is excited by the fact so many Air owners are curious what the new software was about.

That means people still care about the Air’s future. A signal in and of itself.

As I said before, the last few times they held events like this, public announcements were not too far away. Doesn’t mean this time it will be the same. But if history serves, we’ll hear something in the coming weeks.

I’m sure Lucid would like to get any major software changes out before the holiday season begins. Much harder to get attention for these sorts of things in late November / December.
 
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