Slightly longer than the Model Y, not exactly a looker 
Tesla launches the Model Y L three row variant
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This shows the amazing interior design of the Lucid gravity (AI generated):
Dimension and Capability Comparison
Overall Length
Dimension and Capability Comparison
Overall Length
- Tesla Model X: 199.1 inches
- Lucid Gravity: 198.2 inches
- Tesla Model Y L: 195.9 inches
- Tesla Model Y L: 119.7 inches
- Lucid Gravity: 119.5 inches
- Tesla Model X: 116.7 inches
- Lucid Gravity (with RWS): 38.4 feet
- Tesla Model Y L: ~40.0 feet
- Tesla Model X: 40.3 feet
- Lucid Gravity: 120.0 cubic feet (5-seat) / 111.0 cubic feet (7-seat)
- Tesla Model X: 94.5 cubic feet
- Tesla Model Y L: 89.7 cubic feet
- Lucid Gravity: 450 miles (Grand Touring) / 337 miles (Touring)
- Tesla Model X (AWD): 352 miles
- Tesla Model Y L: 325 miles
- Tesla Model X: 2.5 seconds (Plaid) / 3.8 seconds (AWD Base)
- Lucid Gravity: 3.4 seconds (Grand Touring) / 4.0 seconds (Touring)
- Tesla Model Y L: 4.4 seconds
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Should add the passenger leg room.
Chat gpt generated and not verified:
Vehicle
1st Row
2nd Row
3rd Row
Lucid Gravity
40.9"
42.6"
33.9"
Tesla Model X
41.0"
38.7–39.0"
32.2–33.3"
Tesla Model Y L (6-seat, LWB)
41.8"
39.7"
31.0"
Tesla Model Y (7-seat)
41.8"
40.5"
26.5"
Rivian R1S
41.4"
36.6"
32.8"
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I feel neutral about this. But that’s pretty much how I feel about Tesla in general these days. It will definitely sell well, especially at that price.
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I took an Uber in a Tesla Model Y not too long ago and hated the ride. I don’t know what the model year was and what tires it had, but the ride was noisy and harsh.
I agree, though, the Model Y L may sell well as it has a much more attractive price and has FSD (supervised). The Cosmos can’t get here soon enough. I’m waiting to purchase one for my wife and I know of at least 3 other friends/family waiting to purchase the Cosmos after driving my Gravity.
