Gravity Dream Edition....what comes with the car?

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As the subject states, what comes with the GDE as far as accessories, charging adapters, mobile charges, etc?
 
Aren't they sold out of Dream Editions at this point?

I heard they came with the DE branded Frunk cushion, 2 key fobs & key cards, both charging adapters, and the early ones got some swag items like a wine set or some sh*t

Any DE owners want to confirm ?
 
Aren't they sold out of Dream Editions at this point?

I heard they came with the DE branded Frunk cushion, 2 key fobs & key cards, both charging adapters, and the early ones got some swag items like a wine set or some sh*t

Any DE owners want to confirm ?
A few have shown up on auction sites. Some good to great deals in each case.
 
Aren't they sold out of Dream Editions at this point?

I heard they came with the DE branded Frunk cushion, 2 key fobs & key cards, both charging adapters, and the early ones got some swag items like a wine set or some sh*t

Any DE owners want to confirm ?
Correct

With the car:
- Two key fobs
- Two key cards
- Frunk dream edition seat cushions
- Mobile charger
- Two charging adapters

I also got a separate goodie bag that has engraved “dream edition” badges on them.

- Camp light
- Blanket
- Wine tumblers
- Corkscrew

Lastly, I got a “certificate of authenticity” paper for my dream edition lol.

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That's correct. The difference vs a fully-loaded 2026 GT:
- 2nd key fob
- frunk seat
- extra HP (242, give or take)
- metal bear decals, Dream Edition badge on back, software badging
- Dream Edition etched glass on center console cover
- Gift bag (received later)
- earlier delivery (for some; I was guaranteed Q2 and took delivery June 30)
 
Aren't they sold out of Dream Editions at this point?
I thought they were but the manager at my showroom said they have one coming in soon.

I asked the question because I'm buying a used one and I wanted to know what I should be getting with it (the mobile charger, charging adapters, etc). Thanks for all the responses!
 
I thought they were but the manager at my showroom said they have one coming in soon.

I thought the same thing when we wrecked our second Gravity DE last November. I called my Lucid salesman within hours of getting home from the accident on the off chance that a Dream Edition might still be available. It turned out he had quite a list of available DE's already at delivery centers and two that had just been factory gated but not yet shipped. I took one of those.

I don't know whether they're just not selling or whether Lucid has quietly decided to make them available to anyone who wants one. They are differentiated from the GT in fewer ways than the Air DE was differentiated from the Air GT. For instance, the Air DE had a unique set of forged wheels available, the motors used an exotic metallurgy that was used nowhere else in the line, and it had a 118kWh Samsung batter pack instead of the 112kWh LG Chem pack of the GT. Plus the GT had a unique interior color palette (Santa Monica).

The only difference in the running gear of the Gravity DE and GT is that the DE uses the larger rear motor of the GT on both axles of the DE -- and it's a motor still being produced for the GT. The rest of the differences are cosmetic: a different front console cover and some stick-on badges. The DE and GE share the same wheel options, the same battery packs, the same colors inside and out. So it really wouldn't be a big manufacturing hassle to keep them available.
 
Is there a way to tell from the VIN what number it is?
 
was your new one "numbered"?

Don't know whether your question was directed to me or to @pr4424.

FWIW, mine were numbered:

067 (June 2025 delivery)
238 (September 2025 delivery - wrecked)
427 (December 2025 delivery).
 
Don't know whether your question was directed to me or to @pr4424.

FWIW, mine were numbered:

067 (June 2025 delivery)
238 (September 2025 delivery - wrecked)
427 (December 2025 delivery).
Did you notice any build quality difference as the numbers got higher?
 
Did you notice any build quality difference as the numbers got higher?

I didn't have the second car for long enough to assess much of its build quality, as it was totaled in a wreck. The first car (which we still have) had to have the HUD unit replaced due to screen distortion, the steering wheel replaced, the frunk struts replaced, and a new front drive unit (due to a faulty chip in the inverter . . . something that remains in its rear drive unit but is worked around by a software revision). The newest car had the rear hatch latching mechanism replaced in the hope it would cure a periodic closing/opening malfunction, but it did not resolve the issue (something that has not recurred, however, since the 3.6.0 update).

Exterior panel fitments got a bit tighter with each new car, although the newest one has a distinct mismatch in convex curvature between the front fender and the front door on the driver side. The newest car did not have the second-row seat squeak of the first two.

So, while the newest car is not quite issue-free, it is generally much more nailed down than the first.
 
That is promising that newer cars should be better 😅
 
Hi @hmp10 was the homelink module included with your Gravity Dreams?
 
Hi @hmp10 was the homelink module included with your Gravity Dreams?
All Dream and Grand Touring Gravity come with Homelink. Touring models do not.
 
Note that a lot of the DEs came with the HomeLink hardware installed but not provisioned, which required a service visit. The DEs are fully-optioned.
 
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