Recent content by SBK

Given that The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is sitting on at least 20 Trillion dollars worth of oil, it is not difficult to see why that is the case. If Lucid or EV in general becomes more popular, it can actually hurt their overall financial interest. Lucid does currently have the best efficiency...

Did you notice any difference in range and consumption going from summer to all season? Assuming that you have also driven the all season in similar conditions as the summer tires. Obviously less range is expected in winter, making the comparison pointless. Thanks.

I really hate to sound pro Tesla, personally will not buy a Tesla due the the way they treat their customers. But if there is a car out there that is: - 1/2 the price of the Sapphire - 95% of the Performance - Proven (for both good and bad) - Much better aftermarket support - Much better...

Of course they are struggling to get orders for the car. It took Lucid way too long to get the Sapphire to market. During this time, Tesla dropped the price for the Plaid and introduced the Track Package. Meanwhile we got nothing from Lucid. No final weight figure, power figure, range or other...

I received the same information regarding the metal roof back in early March, but wasn't sure if it was okay for me to share that info back then. I personally prefer the metal roof for the Sapphire for weight saving, lower CG and various other reasons.

Another consideration is available tires for the 20" versus 21". Michelin Pilot Sport EV is available for the 20", where as with the 21" you will likely be limited to Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) at the moment. I would choose the Pilot Sport EV over the P Zero, though tire selection and availability...

This really is a safety issue. Lucid got it right. It's not just yoke vs wheel, but also the removal of turn signal stalk on the Tesla. When making a 3 point turn, it is distracting to have to use the steering wheel turn signal control on the Tesla, regardless of yoke or wheel.

1. Based a very recent conversation I had with Lucid, they really don't want you to run aftermarket wheels on their vehicles, especially when it comes to warranty related issues. Personally I have a huge problem with that and that may be a deal breaker for me. Sure, there is the Magnuson-Moss...