Gravity Vehicles Available Online

visited them this past Sunday. They literally shared the list of available vehicles
LMAO WHAT??!?!?!?!?!

who is them and who is they in this statement. Arent you in CA? Didnt you purchase in CA?
 
I finally grabbed an orphan. Switched from Green to Black which I'm fine with. I hope I don't regret the Mojave Premium over Tahoe...but other than that, fully loaded 5 seater on the way from Florida to Roswell...then to NC. FYI-I had to pay the $1k transport fee since it was already delivered in FL.

Now the hopes and prayers begin that I get "a good one." LOL.
 
Called the local studio, the person who answered the call said that the tires on the two sets of larger wheels are all summer performance ones and I should consider the 20/21 wheel set for winter driving. Not sure if I can trust the knowledge of any SA
:)
Once again, an SA that doesn’t know A— from a hole in the ground. The A/S in the Michelin Primacy Tour A/S stands for “All Season”. They are rated for Snow/Mud but not ideally suited if headed to the mountains in heavy snow. This is the same rating as the Hankooks on the small wheels. According to reviews, they should be a better all around tire than the Hankooks with the exception that the Hankooks on smaller wheels will give you a little more range.
 
Called the local studio, the person who answered the call said that the tires on the two sets of larger wheels are all summer performance ones and I should consider the 20/21 wheel set for winter driving. Not sure if I can trust the knowledge of any SA
:)
Never mind. On the configurator, it says that 21/22 wheels are equipped with all season tires, so the SA was wrong.
 
Them & They = SA
Yes California
Your comment makes no sense then....


Lol, my SA has been transparent & visited them this past Sunday. They literally shared the list of available vehicles, batch unassigned, etc...

Lol, my SA has been transparent & visited SA this past Sunday. SA literally shared the list of available vehicles, batch unassigned, etc...
 
Never mind. On the configurator, it says that 21/22 wheels are equipped with all season tires, so the SA was wrong.
You’re correct. The only OEM-equipped summer tires are 22/23. The rest are all season.
 
Once again, an SA that doesn’t know A— from a hole in the ground. The A/S in the Michelin Primacy Tour A/S stands for “All Season”. They are rated for Snow/Mud but not ideally suited if headed to the mountains in heavy snow. This is the same rating as the Hankooks on the small wheels. According to reviews, they should be a better all around tire than the Hankooks with the exception that the Hankooks on smaller wheels will give you a little more range.
I would take back this comment. Winter driving doesn’t always mean driving in snow. No need to degrade SA’s like that. You seem to be a very pissed off person.
 
Thanks for the heads up but stepped away from site for a couple hours to go for bike ride, have dinner with family and watch a little TV. It is gone now and not sure I would have pulled plug. Might drop down to small wheels but although the big wheels look nice, not willing to deal with summer rubber, less sidewall cushion, and more likelihood of tire/rim damage. I am trying to be patient, but if I am still waiting for my car in December and Lucid is still putting Tech package on random low/medium spec cars, I will get really pissed. I shouldn’t have to sit here starring at my laptop and refreshing the Available Cars link, hoping my build will show up.

Well hopefully by December I might get a car that only has 2 or 3 minor issues instead of one of the dumpster fire cars that some have had here. Stories like the guy who had to abandon his Gravity in a grocery store parking lot and walk home due to his car not starting is giving me some second thoughts.
If you are so worried about quality, why buy spend 100k on the Gravity? Doesn’t make sense at all. Imagine you got a dumpster fire after spending all that money. I’m confused!
 
I would take back this comment. Winter driving doesn’t always mean driving in snow. No need to degrade SA’s like that. You seem to be a very pissed off person.
I'm trying to figure out how you think the SA knew what they were talking about?
 
I would take back this comment. Winter driving doesn’t always mean driving in snow. No need to degrade SA’s like that. You seem to be a very pissed off person.

That’s not what the comment said. The SA, according to the OP, said that both of the smaller sets of wheels ship on summer tires. If what was said, that would be incorrect and misleading.

Also, when people discuss winter driving, they mean snow. Otherwise they simply say rain, which happens in every season, not just winter.
 
If you are so worried about quality, why buy spend 100k on the Gravity? Doesn’t make sense at all. Imagine you got a dumpster fire after spending all that money. I’m confused!

Please avoid useless commentary like this. It is absolutely acceptable to be worried about build quality; it’s an early vehicle, and we’ve seen a few here that have had some issues. Plenty that haven’t had issues, too.

Being concerned about build quality is completely reasonable at this stage. I suspect it will be fine, but to worry is not absurd, and unrelated to how much the car costs.
 
Your comment makes no sense then....


Lol, my SA has been transparent & visited them this past Sunday. They literally shared the list of available vehicles, batch unassigned, etc...

Lol, my SA has been transparent & visited SA this past Sunday. SA literally shared the list of available vehicles, batch unassigned, etc...
Rephrased
SA has been transparent - I visited them this past Sunday & they showed me the complete list of available Gravity, including batch unassigned VINs

Thread I was commenting on
How do you know all this? Are you Neo? Can you see into the Matrix?
That seems to be the case, there was (28) Gravities with Tech that went into production last week & being factory gated by next week with no assigned buyer as of yet.
There is a fully loaded AG matching your specs with the exception of the larger wheels ready for delivery in Torrance, not sure if would want to jump on that
 
Please avoid useless commentary like this. It is absolutely acceptable to be worried about build quality; it’s an early vehicle, and we’ve seen a few here that have had some issues. Plenty that haven’t had issues, too.

Being concerned about build quality is completely reasonable at this stage. I suspect it will be fine, but to worry is not absurd, and unrelated to how much the car costs.
Thanks for the comments of support. The dumpster fire comment was meant as a bit of levity and somewhat directed with sympathy at hmp10. Should have inserted a🤣 The point I was trying to make was that I was in somewhat of a left brain/right brain argument with myself. My passionate self says “Get me the car ASAP!!” The logical brain says “Be patient, better chance of getting a car that has had most of the early bugs corrected.”
 
Another loaded green GGT with Tech but no tow pack just popped up. Almost jumped on it but no tow pack and having to pay additional $2000 delivery prevented me from pulling trigger.
 
Another loaded green GGT with Tech but no tow pack just popped up. Almost jumped on it but no tow pack and having to pay additional $2000 delivery prevented me from pulling trigger.
So someone explain the logic in this. I somewhat understand Lucid charging an additional delivery fee (beyond the already included “Destination Charge” if a car is say located in Chicago and cost is for additional shipping to Houston (in my case). But if a car has no location listed in the online listing, I would assume that it is sitting at factory. So why the added delivery fee. Sounds a little like price gouging
 
Rephrased
SA has been transparent - I visited them this past Sunday & they showed me the complete list of available Gravity, including batch unassigned VINs
Now i understand better, i was going to call shenanigans if you or the SA was saying they drove/flew to AZ AMP-1 to see/get a full list of available cars. Thanks for the clarity.
 
So someone explain the logic in this. I somewhat understand Lucid charging an additional delivery fee (beyond the already included “Destination Charge” if a car is say located in Chicago and cost is for additional shipping to Houston (in my case). But if a car has no location listed in the online listing, I would assume that it is sitting at factory. So why the added delivery fee. Sounds a little like price gouging
From what i understand, the no location listings are cars in transit or in factory parking lot with order (they outsource the carlift/truck drivers) to ship to location. As such they MAY view it as a "change" despite its actual physical location. My best understanding based on different facts i have been told....
 
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