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Lucid Owners, the wait for Android Auto™ is over. ⚡ ​ ​Android Auto is now available in all Lucid Airs via the latest over-the-air update. Seamlessly access your favorite Android™ smartphone maps, media and messaging apps on the Lucid Air Glass Cockpit via USB or wirelessly. ​ Stay connected,...

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