Where is UX 3.0 for the Air?

[L-Dude]

no it doesn't. your car has cruise control and stays in its lane. full stop. it doesn't change lanes without you doing something and doesn't know where its going

Ok you can make up you own definitions of self driving so that Lucid doesn't qualify. Cool.

 

[pjdcorp]

You know my previous wife told me we’d be happy by the end of the summer. We divorced a few months back but I’m still not happy

Equally important - you may not be happy, but perhaps you're solvent ???

 

[joec]

For the folks who haven’t been here long (and some who have a penchant for being pessimistic) when Lucid does one of these software previews with customers, they traditionally release what they show off at the event fairly quickly after.

It’s a teaser for folks who are interested and can make it to Newark. It’s also a great opportunity to meet employees. I’ve been to a few, and they are great experiences. You get a bit of a peek into the thinking and work that goes into the product.

It’s not just a “we might release this someday” type of thing in other words. They don’t want to over promise is all.

Wish I could make this one. I’m sure it’ll be great.

 

[joec]

Ok you can make up you own definitions of self driving so that Lucid doesn't qualify. Cool.

Yes. And can we please not make this yet another thread about self driving? I feel like we’ve beaten that horse quite enough lately.

Stay on topic, folks.

 

[Tesla2Lucid]

At the owners event during Monterey Car Week one of the staff from Lucid's software team showed up. He was specifically asked about UX3.0 by @Tesla2Lucid and was told it will be coming by year end. It sounded like it wouldn't have all the Gravity features day 1 but they would progressively roll them out in future updates.

Wow! Double the amount of pages since you wrote this on page 4, 3 weeks ago! When they said by the end of the year I was hoping it was by the end of the Jewish Year, but that came and went last week, right @borski ? So I'll have to hope for the end of 2026!