Most of the time it recognizes whoever gets to the car first, but I can't say that works 100% of the time. If I'm going somewhere with my hubby, I let him go out to the garage and get in before I go out.
I have 4 profiles. The 2 main drivers are each linked to their own key fob. We never take both fobs at the same time. Its possible to set it up and have it work but you need to know the limitations. I also have 3 mobile keys setup and two of them are also tied to profiles. We turn off Bluetooth to ensure the wrong profile isn't selected. But like @Amster said, the easiest way is to have the driver go out first if you don't want to jump through that many hoops. Frankly speaking over the last 3 years profiles haven't been an issue at all for us and it doesn't seem as complicated or annoying as my post makes it seem.
Really?
This strikes me as ludicrous. It makes me feel like we are being subjected to someone's idea of a nasty joke - to have to go through these gyrations is demeaning and insulting, in my opinion. I want to feel special upon entering this beautiful machine by having the car recognize me and greet me with all my personal preferences. I'm 6'4" and my wife is 5'4". It is not pleasant to
I'm curious, did you not put the receiver in "Learn" mode at all, or did you try it and it didn't work? In my case, I made an error where it turns out I had to press the 'learn' button on the wall unit not once, but twice (took a trip to the manual for that one). The on-screen UI in Lucid makes it clear that the unit has to be placed in Learn mode, it's not just a matter of teaching the Lucid your code (pressing the button while holding it near the front of the car).
Not sure what "receiver" means. I held the remote for my opener in front of the hood until the horn beeped and the lights flashed. I returned to the car where the Pilot instructed me to
I have the same issue. I am 5'1", my husband is 6'2". Do you have Easy Entry turned on? This has been the best thing for us, and totally solved the problem of him getting crushed. When he gets in the car, he looks at the screen. If he sees my profile picture, he can change the profile to his before buckling the seat belt. The seat doesn't move until the belt is buckled.
This is a good solution, use easy entry and then change profile if needed. Simple!
I don't get it either. I was on this forum for months before I placed my order, as well as some of the Facebook Lucid groups, to ask questions about features that were important to me and to see how owners liked the car. Why would you buy something this expensive without finding out everything you could before committing your money?
I hear what you're saying. The fob and mobile key access has been an issue for some time. I can pretty much guarantee they will have this fixed for Gravity, but it is one of those "live with" items on the Air, at least for now. Given that it isn't going to change any time soon, the workarounds are what we can do, both as owners and as members of this forum, to focus on the positive aspects instead of the annoying, but in reality very minor, issue of the fob or profiles.
Just one thing Lucid could do to mitigate the wheel in front of the camera thing is they could take advantage of easy entry. After the owner gets out the car, the wheel could lower enough to make the camera visible for the next driver. Next driver enters, presses their foot on the break, camera scans, switches to the correct profile, and bam sets the seat/wheel height appropriately. Like you said, unsure if it actually is on the to do list but would be a nifty way to handle this.
When I delete the key fob from the profile can I still open the doors with the key fob?
Yes, only Lucid can actually pair and un-pair fobs at the moment.
Yes. The only thing unlinking it from the profile does is stop automatically loading that profile when the fob is used, instead reverting to the previous driver.
