New IOS Mobile App 2.0

[new owner]

Anybody know about
Plug and charge now showing inactive
I have 11 months left with electrify America?

 

[TakeDuo]

Anybody know about
Plug and charge now showing inactive
I have 11 months left with electrify America?

It appears to be just a bug. Our car charged fine yesterday with inactive status. Go give it whirl on yours and let us know.

 

[new owner]

It appears to be just a bug. Our car charged fine yesterday with inactive status. Go give it whirl on yours and let us know.

Thank you!!

 

[borski]

Can confirm this is just a display bug. Mine says the same.

 

[JGard18]

Mine says the same and I’ve charged at EA like five times in the past two days, all plug and charge, and free

 

[tonybot]

I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max on 18.2 with no crash yet. I have exclusively used the app over WiFi so far. For those with app crash issues, does it make a difference if you are on WiFi or not?

 

[Andretex]

I have a 15 pro also and not one crash yet.

 

[fadooly]

I did the following and started now working perfectly
I deleted the app
I restarted my phone
I sighed out of my lucid and signed in again
I downloaded the app and signed in

Even the widget started working perfectly
I like that they finally allowed commands from the widget directly instead of shortcut to the app

However the lucid Apple Watch app is still so so , I wish it could run independently from the phone

 

[bkn_lucid]

I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max on 18.2 with no crash yet. I have exclusively used the app over WiFi so far. For those with app crash issues, does it make a difference if you are on WiFi or not?

Don't think it would make a difference (I experienced this on cell but solid signal strength and bandwidth).
Here is the ChatGPT analysis of my crash logs -

From the crash log, this is a classic iOS “watchdog” termination (sometimes called the 0x8BADF00D crash). In short, iOS killed the app because it took too long (about 30 seconds) to finish launching or handling a scene-creation event while in the background. Here’s how we know:

1. Termination Code
   • The crash log shows EXC_CRASH (SIGKILL) with a termination namespace of FRONTBOARD.
   • The details reference code: 0x8BADF00D explanation: scene-create watchdog transgression: ... exhausted real (wall clock) time allowance of 29.91 seconds.
   • 0x8BADF00D is Apple’s internal code for a watchdog timeout.
2. What Triggers a Watchdog Timeout?
   • On iOS, if an app blocks the main thread or otherwise fails to complete certain tasks (e.g., scene creation) within a strict time limit, iOS will forcibly terminate it to prevent a poor user experience.
   • In this report, the “watchdog event” is scene-create. That means the app was taking too long while setting up its UI scene.
3. Evidence in the Stack Trace
   • The main thread stack (com.apple.main-thread) shows calls into SwiftUI’s layout engine (e.g., AttributeGraph, DynamicViewList, _ZStackLayout.sizeThatFits, etc.) along with AVFoundation calls (AVPlayerItem initWithURL, FigAssetRemoteCreateWithURL).
   • All these calls appear to be happening synchronously on the main thread. If they stall (e.g., blocking network I/O, heavy computation, or repeated layout passes), it can lead to hitting that 30‑second limit.
4. Key Takeaway
   • The system watchdog gave the app ~30 seconds to finish “scene creation,” but it used up that time—likely waiting on synchronous network or layout operations—so iOS stepped in and killed it.

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How to Fix or Avoid This​

• Move heavy tasks off the Main Thread.
  • Any expensive operations (e.g., large synchronous layouts, network requests, or video asset loads) should be done asynchronously or in background threads.
• Keep Scene Creation Lightweight.
  • Particularly during scene-create or application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, avoid network calls or large synchronous initializations. SwiftUI’s layout engine can also be expensive if you’re inflating large view hierarchies at once.
• Use Lazy Loading or Progressive Display.
  • If you are fetching a video (or other large data) right at startup, consider delaying that load until after the initial UI is visible or loading it in the background so the main thread doesn’t get stalled.

By addressing these points, you can prevent the watchdog from terminating your app for exceeding the time limit.

 

[dwfallin]

On a short trip today - noticed I get the message ‘no mobile key detected’ like every cpl minutes (iPhone is being charged), if I tap the phone (to wake it up), the msg goes away. Pulled in to get a chargers and while sitting in the car, it shut down (dash went dark, mirrors folded up), and it looks like the app crashed. Restarted phone and app and all is well for now, but that key not detected is annoying

 

[AltadenaAir]

Phone battery drain is still quite high with the new app. Sigh.

 

[HC_79]

Phone battery drain is still quite high with the new app. Sigh.

Well it does run constantly in the background, what did you expect? Mines sitting at 8% which I don’t think is unreasonable.

 

[Sid432]

Well it does run constantly in the background, what did you expect? Mines sitting at 8% which I don’t think is unreasonable.

Wow!!! mine is sitting at 21%

 

[joec]

The new app isn’t even showing up on my list of apps using battery. So, less than 1%?

The app should be using nowhere near 8%, unless you are actually opening it and using it a lot.

 

[HC_79]

Wow!!! mine is sitting at 21%

Stop opening the App to admire the 3D model of the car. Go to your garage and look at it instead

 

[LuHart]

Never had any problems with the old Lucid app. ALWAYS woke up and opened car — sometimes took a little longer than desired.

Since the update, the app won’t wake the car. Tried all the fixes, turning Bluetooth off and on, logging out of the app, deleting the app, restarting iPhone (running 18.2). Nothing worked. Sent txt to customer support.

Any other suggestions?

 

[Andretex]

Stop opening the App to admire the 3D model of the car. Go to your garage and look at it instead

The 3D model does not rotate for me on the new app.

 

[tonybot]

Never had any problems with the old Lucid app. ALWAYS woke up and opened car — sometimes took a little longer than desired.

Since the update, the app won’t wake the car. Tried all the fixes, turning Bluetooth off and on, logging out of the app, deleting the app, restarting iPhone (running 18.2). Nothing worked. Sent txt to customer support.

Any other suggestions?

If the car is connected to WiFi, try disabling WiFi and leave it on cellular, assuming you get decent ATT signal where you park. Is other data related functions working on the car like GPS, playing music through native apps, etc?

 

[LuHart]

Thanks. I didn’t realize it until you mentioned it, but concurrently the Tidal app and Sirius radio stopped working. I was able to play music through Apple Car Play.

How would I fix that?

 

[Bobby]

Thanks. I didn’t realize it until you mentioned it, but concurrently the Tidal app and Sirius radio stopped working. I was able to play music through Apple Car Play.

How would I fix that?

Tidal and the native Sirius use the car’s cellular signal while CarPlay play uses the phone’s.