What topic are you most interested in for our next AMA?

[marqie]

Thanks everyone who participated in our Lucid Audio Experience AMA on March 11:

Thread 'Lucid Audio Experience AMA (March 11, 2025)'

Mar 11, 2025

Hi, everyone.

The “Ask Me Anything” with the Lucid Audio team is now in session. I am here with Bob Windel, Technical Fellow and Audio Tuning Engineer; and Colin Mosgrove, Audio Product Manager.

For the next two hours, we will be answering your questions regarding audio tuning in your Lucid vehicle, specifically Surreal Sound and Surreal Sound Pro. Many of our owners admitted audiophiles, so we are also hoping to have a fun discussion about music in general and what your go-to playlists are.

We are looking forward to the conversation!

Marqie

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It was a great experience for the team. We appreciated all your questions and learned a lot about what's on your mind regarding Lucid audio.

We are already looking to host our next one and would love to hear which topics you're most interested in. We'd also appreciate any feedback you have regarding the last one.

 

[jackie099]

Address the lease return experiences!

 

[Tâm]

We are already looking to host our next one and would love to hear which topics

The prospect of collision avoidance technology in consumer cars (not commercial Waymo, Nuro...that consumers can't just buy one).

Nuro claims 0 at-fault collision in 1.4 million miles but at its niche commercial products of low speed of 35 mph.

Technology

Explore Nuro's AI-first autonomous technology, featuring the Nuro Driver™ for up to Level 4 self-driving systems.

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I think there are only 2 companies, Mercedes and BMW, who take responsibility in a collision in consumer cars caused by their systems. However, those systems operate at a lower speed (most other companies would not cover collision liabilities any speed at all).

BMW 7 Series Receives Approval Level 3 Automated Driving in Germany

BMW 7 Series with Level 3 will allow for autonomous driving at speeds of up to 60 km/h on motorways

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BYD from China also takes the responsibility but only in one feature only: Auto Park.

BYD to update autonomous parking feature – and accept full responsibility if it fails

In China BYD has revealed a major update to its 'God's Eye' autonomous parking technology – and made a bigger announcement about what happens if it causes an accident.

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