Too bad he can't put the motorcycle on a hitch mount rack because the weight limit IS ONLY 110lbs!We are thrilled to share our new brand campaign collaboration with Timothée Chalamet! This campaign for Lucid Gravity marks the beginning of a multi-year partnership, with Timothée featured in upcoming ads, creative content, and much more.
Don’t miss the two-minute director’s cut by renowned filmmaker James Mangold—it’s truly an out-of-this-world story.
http://lucidmotors.com/stories/timothee-chalamet-james-mangold-gravity-brand-campaign
Join us on this incredible journey and see how Lucid Gravity is redefining the future of driving!
I think it’s appropriate….gives a cool vibe….who doesn’t want to feel young and cool in their 50’s?Not sure this is the right messaging or target market for the Gravity. Rather than using old tropes they should accent the engineering with a more age appropriate brand ambassador.
Because the ad isn’t tailored for us nerds. That market has been tapped.As a representative of the NERD and math/science folks, who buy things based on technology and Specs, I found the Adv. fun to watch, but useless.
Small well. Very small well.Because the ad isn’t tailored for us nerds. That market has been tapped.
Because the ad isn’t tailored for us nerds. That market has been tapped.
I've seen it run at least two times now and it's still the first half.Just saw the ad while watching the game, loved it!!!
Majority of the country doesnt know this company even exists or how amazing the vehicles are. Either you need a charismatic CEO or you advertise.Does this mean they are running out of people to sell to and actually have to advertise? That’s not a good thing.
Someone always has to come in and shit on the parade. Seriously, people scream they don’t advertise enough and now they do, people complain it’s not a good thing.Does this mean they are running out of people to sell to and actually have to advertise? That’s not a good thing.