Lucid Gravity UX 3.6 is here!

I sent in my vin on time, just not sure if I was picked for an early update. Hopefully.
 
Nice! And thanks for ackowledging the small list of ongoing issues still being worked.
looking forward to this update for sure(!), but there are definitely still issues out there. My Pilot Panel froze yesterday, which has never happened before. Started with a non-functioning Park button and then slowly Contagioned its way through the whole display. really weird.

it was the first time I was seriously using the Sirius app in the background, wouldn't be surprised if it was related.
 
Is there a way to see if you’re in the process of downloading or if you’re still waiting for your spot in the queue?

Do the updates still happen OTA cellular? I ask because I live in a place with low cellular connectivity, and perhaps should drive somewhere and park.

Thanks. Hoping my DD Pro is finally trustable.
 
Good to see so many people getting the update already. Nothing here yet but after a couple of roadtrips over the last few weeks driving is low on my "want to do" list right now, even with the Gravity. 🤣
 
I'm as curious as anyone to see how this update may address some of the issues I care about, but I missed the 5:30 cut-off that Marqie asked people to honor so I'll wait my turn.

It's a bit sad seeing people begging for the cut-off time to be ignored. 😞
 
@marqie this is great and cant wait for the new release.

Any chance Lucid migrates from HERE to Google Maps ? that is IMO the single most required upgrade from a usability perspective. I'd pay an annual fee to have that integration tbh.
This has been discussed elsewhere in these forums but answer is most likely NO. HERE is better optimized for ADAS systems and thus most auto companies use it vs google for their ADAS systems. Adding google places to the Lucid native app is a good step toward dealing with some of HEREs shortcomings. Some companies are using Google as an overlay for what you see on infotainment but have HERE still baked in for their ADAS systems.
 
It’s been discussed numerous times why many automakers choose HERE over Google. HERE is doing much more under the hood than what you’ll ever see.
I feel that keeping the HERE maps but with the search through Google's API is a good compromise. My biggest issue has been with finding places, more than the navigation itself.
 
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