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Official Lucid Gravity Gap Cover now available for $235

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https://store.lucidmotors.com/lucid-gravity-gap-cover/

Extend the usable cargo space in your Lucid Gravity when the rear seats on 3 row models are stowed.

Product description
  • This sturdy accessory is covered with Gravity interior matched carpet for a seamless look and is easy to install.
  • Custom fit Gap Cover creates a continuous level load surface.
  • Two piece kit, matches both driver and passenger sides.
  • Fits Gravity 7 seat models.
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eelpout said:
Uh… so this won’t fit on the 5 seat model? (Where something like this should be freely included.)
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Yeah... I'm wondering about this myself. Very odd.
 
I'll let y'all know how it works!
 
PGT said:
It’s not clear where this fits
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In the watermelon holder behind the second row. It looks like the upright bit is a support just behind the seats, and then the horizontal bit provides the deck surface which is supported by the upright to the front and the existing load deck to the back. The picture is just one segment -- it's going to be two of them to fill all the way across.

I agree that an in-situ picture would be nice.

I assume this requires the 2nd row to be fully back to be stable, but there's no reason to not have the 2nd row all the way back when the 3rd row is stowed.... except when your 2nd row motion is broken (again).
 
For the amount of time it has taken them to go from saying an accessory for the gap space was coming, to the now release, I was expecting quite a bit more than what has been released.
Looking at the simplicity of the design, that cover should be included with the purchase.
It appears to basically be two platforms covered with carpeting or felt material.

I'm not sure I understand the purpose of the vertical piece. Stability, I suppose.
As others have said, a picture of the accessory in use would be helpful.
I kinda like my creation better. I could have added felt material covering, but that would limit the ability to store it in the rear area.
I'm not one to talk about cost, after buying a $100k car, but $235 seems excessive unless there is more to the functioning of the accessory than what the pictures show.


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I look forward to reports on this -- I worry about it rattling. Now that I think about it more, I'd be tempted to support this with an inflatable air bladder with the fixed panel on top, rather than a rigid upright support.
 
Lucid Marketing needs to up their game, why there is no photo of it in position in the car boggles my mind! I have ordered one so l do look forward to fitting it and evaluating how sturdy it is. Lucid should consider borrowing a catch phrase from the London Underground "Mind the Gap" here's our solution... :)
 
BSheppard said:
Lucid Marketing needs to up their game, why there is no photo of it in position in the car boggles my mind! I have ordered one so l do look forward to fitting it and evaluating how sturdy it is. Lucid should consider borrowing a catch phrase from the London Underground "Mind the Gap" here's our solution... :)
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It's not clear to me that marketing has ever been in or near the vehicle or used it, or they would actually realize which features exist 🤣
 
jered said:
In the watermelon holder behind the second row. It looks like the upright bit is a support just behind the seats, and then the horizontal bit provides the deck surface which is supported by the upright to the front and the existing load deck to the back. The picture is just one segment -- it's going to be two of them to fill all the way across.

I agree that an in-situ picture would be nice.

I assume this requires the 2nd row to be fully back to be stable, but there's no reason to not have the 2nd row all the way back when the 3rd row is stowed.... except when your 2nd row motion is broken (again).
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is yours broken also? The passenger side of my 2nd row is no longer moving back all the way, only about half way. Unfortunately service says I need a whole new seat which is going to take a while. I was wondering if others also had this issue.
 
BSheppard said:
Lucid Marketing needs to up their game, why there is no photo of it in position in the car boggles my mind!
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Likely a factory photo and there isn't a Gravity in the country this is being made in. ;)
 
socktucker said:
I propose the following, more accurate slogan change which better represents the brands ambitions:

Compromise Nothing.

Coming Soon.
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If I were Mark I'd be hiring you right now 🤣
 
ilyabu said:
is yours broken also? The passenger side of my 2nd row is no longer moving back all the way, only about half way. Unfortunately service says I need a whole new seat which is going to take a while. I was wondering if others also had this issue.
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I posted in another thread, but yeah - the problem is the slide covers are telescoping and can become disconnected and jammed. This happened with the left slide and we had it fixed in December, and just recently happened to the middle slide. I have an appointment scheduled.
 
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