After 9 weeks of ownership and 756 miles, I just encountered my first glitch yesterday from my Touring. I pulled the car out of the garage so I could get my mower out and then was going to put her back in and the glass cockpit was dark, all of it. No visible power, car wouldn't move. I was able to open door and get out. I then called service. He had me do a double press on the key fob and she did wake up. When I went through the same sequence putting the mower back in the garage the exact thing happened. The individual I talked to wanted me to call again if this persisted so, I did. The battery level was only down to 40%. Once in the garage I noticed the lights flashing on and off as though the power was intermittently returning and then off. Has anyone else had this to happen and did you find out the issue and if so, how was it resolved? Thank you.
This may deserve its own thread
I have GT for 8 months by now. Software still the biggest problem for me. I can't believe there are so many bugs and lack of features. Software
1. informtament system takes 10+ sec to fully turn on after you sit in driver seat. sometime need to be reset. if you start driving before center screen is ready, the navigation may not work.
I haven’t seen or heard of this issue. What steps have you taken to resolve it? Have you tried a full logo reset? If none of that works, I would mention that the service.
The camera takes about 40 seconds to boot up from the time you wake the car. I agree, that is too long and needs to be optimized in a future update.
This may be caused by the LiDAR reflecting off of your safety sensors at the bottom of the garage door track. Consider adding a small piece of foil or something to block the LIDAR from activating the receiver. You might also consider something like this (depending on the brand): Sensor Sun Shade for Genie Brand Garage Door Block Style Sensors, Sensor Shield, Sun Blocker, Black https://a.co/d/d4Dr8fM
Yes, many of us have been harping on Lucid to change this functionality but so far, we have to make a few extra clicks.
This sounds like a hardware problem. Service will replace your door latch assembly or whatever is the problem.
Yes, the Tesla software has a 10 year head start and is much more mature. This is why is extremely important for perspective owners to test drive the car and see if those things matter.
I was Tesla model S owner and a high tech professional. One of the reason I like tesla and recommeded to all my friends is the software features. Lucid drive better than Tesla, but I can't recommend Lucud until it software catch up to 80% of tesla.
Read the wishlist at www.lucidupdate.com. Much of this has already been covered. The Lucid is a way better car, the Tesla a better laptop.
Lucid not only needs to build a better car, but also a better laptop. today's car is a computer on wheels. All future cars are controlled by computers. If a car company can't program a laptop perfectly, it can't produce a modern car.
This was shockingly irritable as I read it for the second time. However, let us break this down in an objective, measurable manner as fellow engineers.
HERE is our guidelines laid out already if you haven't had a chance to read them. However, purchasing/ownership of this car cannot be broken down into purely objective terms, so I disagree that we should check our emotions at the door. One thing about owning a Lucid, which can be seen by the numerous posts scattered about the forum, is how special it makes owners feel.
