Make it official: beta testing

[tarator]

Since Lucid treats us as beta testers anyway, let's make it official. Put a big fat "Report bug" on the screen that when pressed takes a snapshot of the software's state and sends it to Lucid. Add the ability to add description to the report later when the car is in Park mode.

It can be a opt-in so it doesn't bother the people that don't want to report bugs, but it will be major improvement to coming here to the forum an complaining to people that can't do anything about fixing the bugs anyway.

 

[korggy]

Love that idea ... similar to Tesla's FSD reporting button.

 

[northernstar]

Lucid should have gone with Android Automotive.... Probably more cost-effective also.
Audi had success leveraging Android Automotive after its in-house CARIAD dumpster fire on their latest models.

Worth reading this old article.
Lucid Motors reveals all the tech inside its all-electric Air sedan - Software

Lucid Motors reveals all the tech inside its all-electric Air sedan | TechCrunch

Eight months after Lucid Motors showed off the final version of its all-electric Air sedan, the company has finally revealed the in-cabin tech — from the

techcrunch.com

 

[doubletwist]

I was under the impression that the underlying software is already Android Automotive, just with their own custom apps instead of the Google Automotive Services.

 

[borski]

Lucid should have gone with Android Automotive.... Probably more cost-effective also.
Audi had success leveraging Android Automotive after its in-house CARIAD dumpster fire on their latest models.

Worth reading this old article.
Lucid Motors reveals all the tech inside its all-electric Air sedan - Software

Lucid Motors reveals all the tech inside its all-electric Air sedan | TechCrunch

Eight months after Lucid Motors showed off the final version of its all-electric Air sedan, the company has finally revealed the in-cabin tech — from the

techcrunch.com

They do use Android Automotive.

 

[njg-agt]

Lucid should have gone with Android Automotive....

Indeed, the article pointed at states "Lucid started with the open-source Android Automotive operating system and built out the apps and other features from there."