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I had a torn rim with a flat. So I looked back at the tire pressure history for that rim in TeslaLogger / LucidLogger.
When I set off, the Lucid signaled that due to temperature there was a bit too little air in the rims. So I drove off anyway. It was yellow, after all, not the end of the world. But at some point yellow has to turn to red and start beeping. It didn't, though. At 4 pm I was still driving at over 230 kph / 143mph with 2 bar / 29 PSI. And let's be honest: PSI isn't a common unit in Europe. I actually had to google how much 15 PSI is. Is it really that hard to just show it in bar? I wouldn't even be annoyed if the car weren't so relentlessly nagging me about every little thing with some kind of chime. One kph (0.6 mph) too fast... bing bing bing. And you can only turn that nonsense off with 3 clicks. Not like Tesla, where it's one click. You glance at the nav for a second... bing bing bing... The thing thinks it's detected that you're tired... bing.... You're driving on a flat tire. Nothing!!!

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Honestly, I don't know if the speedlimit chime is a Europe thing, because only new cars o any brand has the same chime nagging you.
Please Lucid, make a shortcut like Tesla or Mercedes to turn of speed limit nagging with just one click. And please start nagging if the pressure is below a usable value. Especially in Germany where we doing 150mph very often...
 
bassmaster187 said:
I had a torn rim with a flat. So I looked back at the tire pressure history for that rim in TeslaLogger / LucidLogger.
When I set off, the Lucid signaled that due to temperature there was a bit too little air in the rims. So I drove off anyway. It was yellow, after all, not the end of the world. But at some point yellow has to turn to red and start beeping. It didn't, though. At 4 pm I was still driving at over 230 kph / 143mph with 2 bar / 29 PSI. And let's be honest: PSI isn't a common unit in Europe. I actually had to google how much 15 PSI is. Is it really that hard to just show it in bar? I wouldn't even be annoyed if the car weren't so relentlessly nagging me about every little thing with some kind of chime. One kph (0.6 mph) too fast... bing bing bing. And you can only turn that nonsense off with 3 clicks. Not like Tesla, where it's one click. You glance at the nav for a second... bing bing bing... The thing thinks it's detected that you're tired... bing.... You're driving on a flat tire. Nothing!!!

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Honestly, I don't know if the speedlimit chime is a Europe thing, because only new cars o any brand has the same chime nagging you.
Please Lucid, make a shortcut like Tesla or Mercedes to turn of speed limit nagging with just one click. And please start nagging if the pressure is below a usable value. Especially in Germany where we doing 150mph very often...
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Is the OP’s primary issue true in the US as well? I can’t fathom that the car could be driving with three tires well below recommended pressure, and that there would be no pop-up warning.

Does an icon show up only at startup? But not in the midst of a drive?

Every other car I’ve had with pressure monitoring valves would show a persistent icon as soon as the pressure dropped couple pounds below nominal. This can be crucial after an unrecognized puncture…..
 
jedwin said:
Is the OP’s primary issue true in the US as well? I can’t fathom that the car could be driving with three tires well below recommended pressure, and that there would be no pop-up warning.

Does an icon show up only at startup? But not in the midst of a drive?

Every other car I’ve had with pressure monitoring valves would show a persistent icon as soon as the pressure dropped couple pounds below nominal. This can be crucial after an unrecognized puncture…..
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That's what mine has done in the past.
 
So here is a short video of turning off the speed limit nagging on a Lucid Air (3 clicks) vs Tesla Model Y (1 click)
Not to mention: you can use Tesla's Autopilot on every street type to find the speed limit chime button on the screen. Lucid's Dream Drive Pro works only on Highways. So you need to drive the car and search all the 3 buttons...

If you close the door and get back to the car, the speed limit settings are gone, but that's the law at least in Europe.

Here is enough room for a short cut button to turn the speed limit chime off, like many cars already have:
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bassmaster187 said:
So here is a short video of turning off the speed limit nagging on a Lucid Air (3 clicks) vs Tesla Model Y (1 click)
Not to mention: you can use Tesla's Autopilot on every street type to find the speed limit chime button on the screen. Lucid's Dream Drive Pro works only on Highways. So you need to drive the car and search all the 3 buttons...

If you close the door and get back to the car, the speed limit settings are gone, but that's the law at least in Europe.

Here is enough room for a short cut button to turn the speed limit chime off, like many cars already have:
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I rented a Lexus and a Polestar in Norwary. The Lexus had a tap on the map screen to turn it off, the Polestar had a button on the wheel. The Lexus had the worst software I think I've ever used in a car, but that part was convenient. Lucid should be able to implement something like that for the EU I'm sure.
 
socktucker said:
I rented a Lexus and a Polestar in Norwary. The Lexus had a tap on the map screen to turn it off, the Polestar had a button on the wheel. The Lexus had the worst software I think I've ever used in a car, but that part was convenient. Lucid should be able to implement something like that for the EU I'm sure.
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I saw it on a Mercedes CLA as well
 
borski said:
That's what mine has done in the past.
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Sorry, Borski….. between my several questions and final statement, I’m not sure which you were responding to!

So does yours give you an alert just at start up, or does it pop up the alert icon even in the midst of a drive when the pressure drops outside the nominal bounds?

Thanks 🫠
 
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