Derek Jenkins on Reddit said that if all goes according to plan they hope to deliver Sirius / XM via OTA update by end of year.
Just hope I can transfer my device to Lucid.
Derek Jenkins on Reddit said that if all goes according to plan they hope to deliver Sirius / XM via OTA update by end of year.
I canceled my Sirus subscription for $260 a year and got the mobile version for $60 for the first year then $11 a year afterward. It is very to stream through Lucid BT from my iPhone. The signal from Sirius GPS is faulty in the hills in MA, HN, and VT where I drive mostly due to shadows from surrounding hills anyway. Those sectors usually have a sufficiently strong mobile signal to listen to Sirius even if GPS cannot acquire a signal.Just hope I can transfer my device to Lucid.
In garage basement, I can get cellular, but not GPS. I use same solution you did after UX2.0 made BlueTooth fault-free connection. I connected to my iPhone to use SiriusXM app to listen to Astros World Series game while on the road. Then I’ve learned Tune-In has just as good ESPN radio without paid subscription of SiriusXM. I started wondering how many channels in SiriusXM are also in Tune-In radio….I canceled my Sirus subscription for $260 a year and got the mobile version for $60 for the first year then $11 a year afterward. It is very to stream through Lucid BT from my iPhone. The signal from Sirius GPS is faulty in the hills in MA, HN, and VT where I drive mostly due to shadows from surrounding hills anyway. Those sectors usually have a sufficiently strong mobile signal to listen to Sirius even if GPS cannot acquire a signal.
SiriusXM satellite coverage in Houston is much better than streaming via the AT&T cellular network.Indiana is so flat have opposite issue, great satellite and poor cellular
Yeah, but not under bridge underpath and inside buildings. AT&T in Katy area just sucks! I cannot stop complaining about them when I don’t get signal on my phone and my AGT. The only advantage of cellular is bigger 5G bandwidth for hi-def music and possible video down the road.SiriusXM satellite coverage in Houston is much better than streaming via the AT&T cellular network.
All true but I have much more trouble streaming music in the Lucid vs SiriusXM via satellite in our other cars. I use the SiriusXM app on my phone a lot but usually over Wi-Fi.Yeah, but not under bridge underpath and inside buildings. AT&T in Katy area just sucks! I cannot stop complaining about them when I don’t get signal on my phone and my AGT. The only advantage of cellular is bigger 5G bandwidth for hi-def music and possible video down the road.
I travel all over the place and rarely had an issue with Sirius on my BMW’s or my Tesla via Satellite. Maybe for a brief second, but that is does not happen very often.All true but I have much more trouble streaming music in the Lucid vs SiriusXM via satellite in our other cars. I use the SiriusXM app on my phone a lot but usually over Wi-Fi.
It would be nice if Lucid had a satellite receiver and could switch from it to cell based on which had a better signal.
Just tried it in my car, all channels come in, no subscription requiredI read in the update notes that this is only beta launch and next year we will have the GA update. Do we need Sirius subscription to use this beta or is it available with service?
FYI: The OTA Software update 2.0 UX .33 has the SiriusXM beta app included. I just downloaded it today and it works great so far. The beta app is free for now, but will require a subscription in the future.It’s really a shame that they don’t have SiriusXM in the audio selection.