My issue has been exiting the vehicle. It almost always takes two “pulls” on the trigger for the door to open. Going to have service address this ASAP.
Absolutely! The few times I have had my Gravity in for service, Dana has been incredibly responsive and has consistently (and I might add, unprompted) kept me in the loop on my vehicle’s status. She should absolutely be a service operations consultant/advisor and be compensated accordingly.
Just the other day, I was going through a construction zone on I-76. Wide shoulder on each side and handsfree had been enabled for a couple of minutes. I normally don’t use DDP in construction zones but I was curious as to how the car would handle this stretch of highway. Everything was smooth...
Yes, I would say that DDP lane centering seems to degrade when using Adaptive Cruise Control on more urban secondary roads. While lane centering is rock solid on most highways, whether pre-mapped or otherwise, I notice a lot of ping-ponging and steering wheel jerkiness on city streets.
Yes! Absolutely agree about the King of Prussia service center. Dana and her team are absolutely the cream of the crop when it comes to customer service.
I drive a Gravity Touring and have had a GGT loaner for a few days now. I can definitely feel the difference in HP and torque when flooring it. The 560 HP I have is more than enough for all passing and merging situations, though. At 70% SOC the GGT Dynamic calculation reflects about 40 more...
I put my 63# e-bike on my 55# bike rack and just lay the second e-bike on its side in the cargo area. Of course, this only works if you have no more than two people in the vehicle.