gravity manual?

[dvwiz]

hi sirs and m'ams~

i can't wait to get my hands on a gravity one day. does anyone know if the user manual has been published anywhere yet?

 

[borski]

It has not been published anywhere I’ve seen yet.

 

[jered]

It has not been published anywhere I’ve seen yet.

Do you have access on the infotainment screen?

 

[borski]

Do you have access on the infotainment screen?

Yup.

 

[jered]

Yup.

OK, so -- work with me here -- could you take your phone camera and start a video and then verrrrry slowly....

 

[DrZorro]

OK, so -- work with me here -- could you take your phone camera and start a video and then verrrrry slowly....

And legend has it...that even to this day... borski is still sitting in his Gravity, smartphone camera in hand, under the gentle glow of the screen slowly scrolling though the manual....

 

[dvwiz]

Yup.

cool!

 

[borski]

OK, so -- work with me here -- could you take your phone camera and start a video and then verrrrry slowly....

Seems like a lot of work heh

 

[joec]

I’m just going to leave this here without comment: https://publications.infotainment.p...1d-8be0-2a720ab2a3ab/content_en-US/index.html

I was never here…

 

[msaunders9430]

Shorter vehicle and powertrain warranty for Gravity vs. Air?



Warrranty as shown in Gravity Manual:

Lucid Air manual:

 

[borski]

Shorter vehicle and powertrain warranty for Gravity vs. Air?



Warrranty as shown in Gravity Manual:

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Lucid Air manual:

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I believe those are the minimums for California. The actual warranty is here: https://lucidmotors.com/s3fs-public/pdf/WAR_New-Vehicle-Limited-Warranty_enUS_2025.11.2.pdf

Which you can find listed right above that, in the manual:

Also, this is new as of 2026, hence why you wouldn't yet see it in the 2025 and earlier model year manual in the Air.

Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 13, § 1962.8 - Warranty Requirements for Zero-Emission and Batteries in Plug-in Hybrid Electric 2026 and Subsequent Model Year Passenger Cars and Light-Duty Trucks

www.law.cornell.edu

 

[msaunders9430]

I believe those are the minimums for California. The actual warranty is here: https://lucidmotors.com/s3fs-public/pdf/WAR_New-Vehicle-Limited-Warranty_enUS_2025.11.2.pdf
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Which you can find listed right above that, in the manual:
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My apologies.
That warranty info is indeed listed under the California Warranty Statement section, as you stated.
I didn't notice that the "Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage" is a subsection of the California Warranty Statement section and not a new section.

Thank you.

 

[Gravitas]

I’m just going to leave this here without comment: https://publications.infotainment.p...1d-8be0-2a720ab2a3ab/content_en-US/index.html

I was never here…

THANK YOU!!!
This manual will keep me busy with Gravity content until my test drive in 10 days.

 

[msaunders9430]

I have to say, learning a new device, with the help of a manual, is part of the joy of a new toy!!!
I don't always go to the manual first, but with some toys, I don't take that chance.
Case and point: Gravity.

Got the manual; now just need that toy!

 

[Gravitas]

Wow. Didn't think that reading a car manual would excite me this much.
Last time I read one was for my 1st car, a 2009 Toyota Corolla.

 

[jered]

The only surprising thing to me so far is that the sun visor lights are battery powered, and require battery replacement every two years. What an odd decision.

Also, the manual indicates the 3rd row USB-C ports are 45W, while earlier reviews (OOS) have indicated 20W. I wonder which it is?

 

[HaltheAerialist]

The manual answers many questions about how the trailer hitch looks and operates. It's completely invisible/covered when the hitch receiver is not attached. Two big surprises, though:
1) Towing is not currently supported; it requires a future software update
2) The weight limit of the hitch receiver is 110 lbs. Which raises a new question: how can this tow a 6000 lb. trailer?

 

[Joe]

The only surprising thing to me so far is that the sun visor lights are battery powered, and require battery replacement every two years. What an odd decision.

It makes sense given the location of it and nothing nearby to cleanly run a power wire.

 

[jered]

It makes sense given the location of it and nothing nearby to cleanly run a power wire.

Oh, I get why, but it's such a strangely unfriendly decision. Like how Apple mice charge from the bottom. I'll live with it, though, especially if it means I get visors that actually work (unlike the garbage ones on my X).

 

[jered]

The manual answers many questions about how the trailer hitch looks and operates. It's completely invisible/covered when the hitch receiver is not attached. Two big surprises, though:
1) Towing is not currently supported; it requires a future software update
2) The weight limit of the hitch receiver is 110 lbs. Which raises a new question: how can this tow a 6000 lb. trailer?

That's really weird, because this photo from @borski indicates a tongue weight of 600lbs.
https://lucidowners.com/threads/does-anybody-have-a-gravity-with-a-trailer-hitch.11773/post-263581