It really depends on the road conditions where you live and how you drive. You most likely will find the front tires wear out faster than the rears. This is because the car is so heavy it tends to push the front tires hard through turns. I have just replaced all four of my 21" Pirelli LM1...
I believe Rawlinson said something to the effect of the future of EV's is a 250 mile range. And realistically anything over 300 miles is fine for my travels. Wife and I need stops at somewhere around 200 miles anyway.
Well to be fair Lucid has been pretty supportive of me. I can understand the emphasis on the Gravity and the upcoming small crossover and hope they get shipments moving soon so the stock price can perhaps move in a positive direction for a change.
In addition to my Air Dream Edition we also bought my wife a 2023 Genesis GV60. Genesis just sent me an email confirming my address so they can send me a free adapter for use with the GV60 at Supercharger locations. Nice loyalty feature.
The first car I bought new was a 1972 Mazda RX2; Motor Trend Car of the Year. Paid right around $3200 for it right after I got out of the Army. And now my Dream P was also the MotorTrend Car Of The Year.
It really depends on the time of day around here. Unfortunately my three year free charging expired in early March but my wife's car still has a year left. I find it I go to the local EA charger (3 miles away) between 9:30 - 11:00 am on weekdays or 2:00-4:00 pm I almost never have to wait.