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Where is UX 3.0 for the Air?

All the snarky remarks that it was going to be late, writing it off for a September release by September 10th were entertaining to read this evening.

Happy to see the news about the release and will look into getting the upgrade via mobile tech after I've seen some videos and let some patches come out. Not in a rush and actually super happy with the current UI which I know inside and out. Unless there is substantial new functionality, I might let it play out for a while.
 
coma24 said:
All the snarky remarks that it was going to be late, writing it off for a September release by September 10th were entertaining to read this evening.

Happy to see the news about the release and will look into getting the upgrade via mobile tech after I've seen some videos and let some patches come out. Not in a rush and actually super happy with the current UI which I know inside and out. Unless there is substantial new functionality, I might let it play out for a while.
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I would honestly just be happy with camera refresh rate issues fixed. Everything else will be a bonus, including screen multitasking. After just having a Gravity loaner I saw the potential first hand.
 
coma24 said:
All the snarky remarks that it was going to be late, writing it off for a September release by September 10th were entertaining to read this evening.

Happy to see the news about the release and will look into getting the upgrade via mobile tech after I've seen some videos and let some patches come out. Not in a rush and actually super happy with the current UI which I know inside and out. Unless there is substantial new functionality, I might let it play out for a while.
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It hasn’t been released though
 
JGard18 said:
It hasn’t been released though
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True, but if the leaked photo and the Lucid website's updated CCV2 hardware page photo, which looks like a new, more Gravity-like UI, are accurate, then UX3.0 for Air appears to "exist" and is probably inching toward release. That's a good sign. My fear as an AGT owner was that UX3.0 for Air would be shelved indefinitely after new leadership took over. That appears to thankfully not be the case.

Also, there had been concern in this forum that the Air would be discontinued to save costs. I never thought that would happen. I have noticed many more Air-centric Facebook ads in my feed of late. That's a good sign that Air is here to stay.
 
I’m trying not to get too excited about this. I really really want an improved software experience! But I know there will be bumps along the way!
 
nashvillelucid said:
I’m trying not to get too excited about this. I really really want an improved software experience! But I know there will be bumps along the way!
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I agree. I cannot wait for UX 3.0. But it will probably lead pretty quickly to some tweaks in a 3.0.X release or two shortly after, which is fine with me. However, I am sure that many will complain along the journey from 3.0.0 to 3.0.X. For me, it's just expected with any major new release and not worthy of ranting.
 
Lucid just changed the image on CCV2 page back to the old UX 👀
 

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Now I’m debating to put the ccv2 in my daily… I have it in the other cars but honestly haven’t noticed much in the way of performance betterment that effects day to day living
 
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? 🤣

There are two ways to release software:
  1. Hold the release until all must-have requirements are done and passes all QA and testing gates. If someone misses the train, the train doesn’t leave the station and is delayed, upsetting everyone (including customers).
  2. Release on time, no matter what. The release train leaves the station on time, and if features miss the train, oh well. The team missing the train is told to do better next time. Some customers are disappointed - why wasn’t X on this train; now I have to wait for the next one? But at lease Y and Z made the train, and those customers are happy.
For something like UX 3.0, it’s probably #1, as it can’t be released piecemeal. Release targets are set, but delaying the release is better than prematurely leaving the station with a 1/2 baked product.

Developing and releasing high quality software is a complex endeavor, with many unforeseen issues that must be dealt with. Who here has never been late to dinner because of some unexpected traffic or some other problem?

As much as we may be upset at a delay, I can guarantee that no one is more stressed than the developers and project managers trying to get the release out.
 
I got my two year service yesterday. I mentioned that my app just spins when my car is connected to wi fi. The techs said it is a known issue and that important new software was expected soon (a sales guy said ux 3.0 was under beta testing) and would resolve this issue. (Other good news for my 24 AT with 20k miles: my hv battery has 97% capacity!)
 
Saksak said:
Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? 🤣

There are two ways to release software:
  1. Hold the release until all must-have requirements are done and passes all QA and testing gates. If someone misses the train, the train doesn’t leave the station and is delayed, upsetting everyone (including customers).
  2. Release on time, no matter what. The release train leaves the station on time, and if features miss the train, oh well. The team missing the train is told to do better next time. Some customers are disappointed - why wasn’t X on this train; now I have to wait for the next one? But at lease Y and Z made the train, and those customers are happy.
For something like UX 3.0, it’s probably #1, as it can’t be released piecemeal. Release targets are set, but delaying the release is better than prematurely leaving the station with a 1/2 baked product.

Developing and releasing high quality software is a complex endeavor, with many unforeseen issues that must be dealt with. Who here has never been late to dinner because of some unexpected traffic or some other problem?

As much as we may be upset at a delay, I can guarantee that no one is more stressed than the developers and project managers trying to get the release out.
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It’s okay to be late for dinner but you just have to communicate with the people you’re meeting with on your ETA. A simple text goes a long way for hungry people waiting!
 
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I was the unfortunate recipient of a flat tire today so I was back in service. I was waiting for a uber back home and started talking to the sales guy. He told me the employees are (allegedly) all testing UX 3.0 in their cars now for any issues. He said it’s great and looks like Gravity interface. So there is straight from the horses mouth we are close and the pic circulating on social media was definitely real and leaked by an employee.
 
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I was the unfortunate recipient of a flat tire today so I was back in service. I was waiting for a uber back home and started talking to the sales guy. He told me the employees are (allegedly) all testing UX 3.0 in their cars now for any issues. He said it’s great and looks like Gravity interface. So there is straight from the horses mouth we are close and the pic circulating on social media was definitely real and leaked by an employee.
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Did they give you an ETA for public release?
 
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