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I am going to disagree with you. The second-row seats in the Gravity do not need to slide along the rails in order to fold flat in the 5-seat configuration.

I took a photo of my five-seater car next to the one Lucid advertises. The image on Lucid’s website is clearly photoshoped. I doubt they’ve actually produced any Gravities in that configuration. And that gap behind the second row? Completely useless. It’ll just collect dirt.

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What type of battery does the keyfob take? With all the issues with the keyfobs would like to have one extra in the car.

Good catch. Good catch. That button shouldn’t be there if the seat doesn’t slide. If Lucid’s photo shows it on a 5-seater, either the image is mislabeled or the spec isn’t being followed. Definitely raises more questions.

I don’t think there’s a clean price threshold where annoyances suddenly become “unacceptable,” but I do think expectations scale with cost, especially when the brand promises a premium experience. If I paid $30K for a car and the seat motors were loud or the specs didn’t match the website, I’d...

It’s very strange that Lucid would spend money on something unnecessary — the 5-seater doesn’t need rails or a motor. Such a waste. Someone on another forum suggested moving the second-row seat forward or backward, and that might help eliminate the squeak. I will try it tomorrow during the daylight

I received my 5-seat Gravity, but I believe Lucid may have misrepresented the second-row seats. My car came with seat rails, and the back seats move forward when pressing the side button, which makes no sense for the 5-seat configuration. The motor makes an extremely loud and unpleasant noise...

Miss Tesla software :(

Can you schedule the climate control from the Lucid app, like in a Tesla? Too bad I can’t schedule charging from Tesla Home changer.

I picked up my Gravity yesterday and noticed several issues, including a gap between the front and rear bumper panels. While driving, I also realized the second-row seat is squeaking. Looks like I’ll be contacting service. Not sure if they will come over to fix it or I will have to drop the car...

I might take my chances. I think the ticket is $55 if I get pulled over and no points.

After a few months of roller-coaster anticipation, it’s happening: Gravity arrives tomorrow. Super excited. One thing I’m still trying to sort out — New Jersey law requires a front license plate, and I’m not thrilled about how it might look on the bumper. I’ve had trouble finding any good...

Yes, lesson learned. I see you have the Platinum appearance, so the tires look different from the Stealth version—very nice. I didn’t see any mention of the aero cover in the description.

Thanks, my friend, that made me feel better. Even Google AI agrees with you 😉 No way I am driving on summer tires in NJ.

The wheels look great, but I’m curious,. does Lucid offer a choice between summer and all-season tires for this size? That might explain the conflicting info. Is there a way to confirm which tires I’m getting before delivery?

Yup, the mullet spec, summer grip in the back, all-season chill in the front. Lucid out here redefining tire fashion 😉

I haven’t received the car yet, but I liked the Orion wheels on the demo, it looked great. I didn’t have a choice and went with what was in inventory. As far as I know, the 21"/22" setup costs about 43 miles of range compared to the 20"/21" configuration

I haven’t taken delivery yet, so I went for a third opinion—Copilot—and got this: "‘Based on current data and owner discussions, Lucid’s 21"/22" Orion wheels—especially the rear tires—are typically fitted with summer performance tires, not all-season." Maybe people at the studio got their...

Can you confirm whether the 21"/22" rear Orion Stealth tires are all-season or summer performance? My sales advisor indicated they’re all-season, but studio staff claim they’re summer tires. I’d appreciate a definitive answer