New high performance gravity being revealed this month.Plus the cosmos info

The dream edtion already bit it. Not everyone buy vechile because of the brand os expensive .

this was over a year ago so I'm shocked they were able to get in the car twice in a row with no fob issues
 
I love Hagerty’s production. They make great videos.

“It crosses with a trap speed identical to a McLaren 750, 139 mph…The most accurate description of the Lucid’s highway speed acceleration - terrifying.”
A couple days ago I was on a two lane road out in the sticks and there was a slow car ahead of me and a straightaway coming up. I lined things up and punched it (was probably doing about 40 to 50 MPH). I passed and pulled back into the lane and looked quickly down at the dashboard and it said I was going 112MPH. Holy smokes, that was quick. I quickly got off the accellerator and slowed down a bit (there were corners coming up too :) )
 
A couple days ago I was on a two lane road out in the sticks and there was a slow car ahead of me and a straightaway coming up. I lined things up and punched it (was probably doing about 40 to 50 MPH). I passed and pulled back into the lane and looked quickly down at the dashboard and it said I was going 112MPH. Holy smokes, that was quick. I quickly got off the accellerator and slowed down a bit (there were corners coming up too :) )
Had to pass 2 slow semis in the middle of nowhere in my AT. Stepped on it still in smooth mode and by the time I was just getting in front of the 2nd one, I saw my speed at 125. It's nuts what Lucids can do.
 
A couple days ago I was on a two lane road out in the sticks and there was a slow car ahead of me and a straightaway coming up. I lined things up and punched it (was probably doing about 40 to 50 MPH). I passed and pulled back into the lane and looked quickly down at the dashboard and it said I was going 112MPH. Holy smokes, that was quick.
According to @037's data in this post Is Lucid nerfing power output?:#71, your acceleration run took around 5.5 seconds. :cool:
 
The article it links has been removed but Autoweek posted this (and it still shows in Google search results if you search Lucid Gravity GT-S):

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Sounds like they're just making more Dream Editions without the name/numbering.
 
The article it links has been removed but Autoweek posted this (and it still shows in Google search results if you search Lucid Gravity GT-S):

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Sounds like they're just making more Dream Editions without the name/numbering.
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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Big yawn. Take a Dream Edition and strip down some features but add in some blue paint. Replace the Dream badge with a GT-S one. The good news is that Lucid appears to have not waisted any engineering time (that needs to stay focused on Cosmos development and Gravity/Air refinement). With very little investment, Lucid can get a little press attention now (especially with Cosmos delay) and maybe add just a few extra Gravity sales to the “I must have the baddest ass model for bragging rights” and give them some blue eye candy to prove their purchase. Interesting that they kept HP 15 below Dream to keep from pissing of the original Dream buyers.
 
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Big yawn. Take a Dream Edition and strip down some features but add in some blue paint. Replace the Dream badge with a GT-S one. The good news is that Lucid appears to have not waisted any engineering time (that needs to stay focused on Cosmos development and Gravity/Air refinement). With very little investment, Lucid can get a little press attention now (especially with Cosmos delay) and maybe add just a few extra Gravity sales to the “I must have the baddest ass model for bragging rights” and give them some blue eye candy to prove their purchase. Interesting that they kept HP 15 below Dream to keep from pissing of the original Dream buyers.
It feels like they came up with something real quick to show off as an actual concrete product though. If it doesn't have its own paint color (not a wrap), and some other visual queue, I will assume its a debadged Dream Edition so they had something to show for the car show. Which is arguably better than nothing.
 
Big yawn. Take a Dream Edition and strip down some features but add in some blue paint. Replace the Dream badge with a GT-S one. The good news is that Lucid appears to have not waisted any engineering time (that needs to stay focused on Cosmos development and Gravity/Air refinement). With very little investment, Lucid can get a little press attention now (especially with Cosmos delay) and maybe add just a few extra Gravity sales to the “I must have the baddest ass model for bragging rights” and give them some blue eye candy to prove their purchase. Interesting that they kept HP 15 below Dream to keep from pissing of the original Dream buyers.
Yeah I have to say I’m underwhelmed on this one.

A ‘lower’ entry point of $127k? And it doesn’t include all options? I don’t see this moving the needle on sales. And it definitely does nothing to enhance the image of Lucid in the eyes of 99% of buyers for 7-seat capable SUVs. Lucid remains as a niche for enthusiasts with this version.

A production launch for Gravity X on the other hand would have expanded sales to a much larger pool of buyers.
 
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Yeah I have to say I’m underwhelmed on this one.

A ‘lower’ entry point of $127k? And it doesn’t include all options? I don’t see this moving the needle on sales. And it definitely does nothing to enhance the image of Lucid in the eyes of 99% of buyers for 7-seat capable SUVs. Lucid remains as a niche for enthusiasts with this version.

A production launch for Gravity X on the other hand would have expanded sales to a much larger pool of buyers.
Totally agree. Would rather have seen them introduce an updated 27 Air and streamline models/options in the Air and Gravity. They need sales not niche cars. People should also be able to order their cars too if they are not going to streamline options more. That has not been available for the Air in a while, as far as I know.
 
Totally agree. Would rather have seen them introduce an updated 27 Air and streamline models/options in the Air and Gravity. They need sales not niche cars. People should also be able to order their cars too if they are not going to streamline options more. That has not been available for the Air in a while, as far as I know.
This appears to be an overnight model; we aim to signal a cosmos delay while demonstrating action. Please head to the whiteboard, add color, remove options, and label it—voilà, a new car, and we performed well.
 
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Wow this is underwhelming. It’s a Dream Edition with blue calipers and bears on exterior and blue stitching on the inside.
Where is the differentiating paint color, wheel design, interior?

https://****************.com/lucid/...-127750-as-specs-leak-before-official-reveal/
 
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Google search is like the old school state farm commercial
The French model in the State Farm commercial was met on the internet, which the other person believed because "they can't put anything on the internet that isn't true🤣😂🤣😂
 

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I love Hagerty’s production. They make great videos.

“It crosses with a trap speed identical to a McLaren 750, 139 mph…The most accurate description of the Lucid’s highway speed acceleration - terrifying.”

Nah, that didn’t go into my decision to buy the Gravity at all. Totally not about having fun on my solo drives, where I mentally say “punch It” (fellow fans will get the reference) before hitting the accelerator. Nope, it was all about making my wife happy that we have a luxurious, family road tripping, cargo hauling monster 🤣.
My wife wanted an SUV. I wanted a fast car that handled incredibly well.

Hence: gravity. :)
 

Wow this is underwhelming. It’s a Dream Edition with blue calipers and bears on exterior and blue stitching on the inside.
Where is the differentiating paint color, wheel design, interior?

That site is banned because it lies. Find better sources, please. It’s the only one, because they make things up. He has already been sent a C&D by Lucid

I don’t really understand the disappointment? It’s essentially the same as the GT-P (in flavor), except the GT-P was more expensive than the DE.
 
I think it's a good thing. Adding a new model without consuming a lot of engineering time.
 
While I expected a Sapphire Gravity launch, I can see the sense of what they've done. The engineering for the Dream was already done, so this costs them almost nothing to put into production. It gives them something to talk about. And they'll sell more of these than they would sell a $250K Sapphire version that would have cost them a lot to develop. I wonder if it'll be available with 5 seats. Forcing me into 7 seats caused me to pass on upgrading my GGT pre-order to a GDE last year.

I'm also unconvinced that skipping a Gravity X launch was a mistake. I don't see Lucid's brand identity as well positioned for the "adventure" crowd, so I don't know how many they'd actually sell, and that would be a fundamentally new variation that would cost them a fair bit to put into production.
 
That site is banned because it lies. Find better sources, please. It’s the only one, because they make things up. He has already been sent a C&D by Lucid

I don’t really understand the disappointment? It’s essentially the same as the GT-P (in flavor), except the GT-P was more expensive than the DE.


If Lucid had simply announced:
“The 1,070-hp performance previously offered in the limited Gravity Dream Edition is joining the permanent lineup as the Gravity GT-S.” I’d have basically zero problem with it. But they drew attention to a reveal. I think it needed something that made somebody immediately say “that’s the Gravity GT-S.” Lucid had several relatively easy opportunities:
- Exclusive exterior color - Sapphire Blue would have been the obvious choice, or a new metallic blue specifically for GT-S.
- Exclusive wheels - probably the single biggest missed opportunity. Give it a beautiful forged 22/23” GT-S wheel that isn’t available on GT.
- Unique interior - blue leather/Alcantara, different perforation, carbon-fiber trim, GT-S embossed headrests, something.
- Exterior treatment - slightly different lower fascia, diffuser, spoiler, or trim.
- More power - even 1,150–1,200 hp would have allowed them to say the GT-S advances beyond Dream Edition rather than merely replacing it.
 
They never made an "S" version for the Air. They only had the GT, GT Performance, the GT Range Dream Edition, and the Dream Edition, and the Sapphire. No "S" version, think about it.
 

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