Around 10~20 seconds for all cameras to come up, but I intentionally wait 30 seconds to drive away to make sure subsystems are all handshake to avoid buffer lag and latency issues related to what people claiming software suck had to stop car later for reboot. To me, this software is good, and is getting better each month with newer version, and of course it always can be better.
That's not too bad...as long as the main backup camera loads ahead of the rest of the UI, this works for me.
This should all be temporary, too. Lucid have said there will be a "major" update to address startup time and general lag before the end of the year. I'm hoping for more of that "instant on" feel of the Tesla. Or at least as close to it as possible.
Rumor is sub 10 seconds for everything.
This should be doable. Ford, GM and Mercedes do it.
Still aggravating waiting for the cameras to back down the driveway and if I need the NAV system.
Funny you posted this in May, and it's September, and still no improvement on what seems to be some easy fixes. See you're in Naples. I'm in Fort Myers. Haven't seen any other Lucid's on the road yet around here. The garage/homelink situation makes me crazy every morning. 3 key presses to eventually close the garage door. My Tesla closed in automatically with ZERO key presses.
If there is someone in the know ... how much to this lag time issues (start up, moving from nav to music, etc) can be adjust by software improvements, and how many are going to always be issues due to hardware issues/speed? Or is some of the issues derived from trying to "conserve battery for extra range marketing" and thus pulled away from needed resources to be constantly in "awake" mode for faster start up?
They are being addressed. Apparently a major update is in the works to speed things up as tweeted by an exec at Lucid. He said "in the coming weeks" a few weeks back so hopefully this major update is just around the corner.
And they specifically called out an “almost instant” (less than 10sec) startup time.
I'm hoping it comes within the next couple of weeks. Yesterday was a nightmare when it came to the connectivity. Even with 3 bars all the online stuff would constantly cut out every 5 mins so I gave up and just used AM/FM radio. I really hope it brings some stability into the system.
My wife has a 2021 Range Rover Sport Autobiography and it TAKES FOREVER for the software to respond to touch screen. While the engine does start and we can take off right away (fast and loud albeit!) - the nav system doesn't boot up for use until maybe 2 full minutes into the drive; super annoying as you can't turn off the stupid auto-stop/start or change the radio, load carplay, or load nav instructions until it FINALLY boots up. At least the air conditioner does come on right away though - so at least we have that. I find myself going to start the car before she is 'all the way ready to leave the house' so I can get the car booted up and ready to go.
If not connected to wifi, it'll download via cellular
What service does Lucid use for cellular?
