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Last year we had a stretch of minus 10 to minus 30 that lasted about 4 days. Needless to say, efficiency took a major hit ; with at least a 40 percent decline. At one point I only achieved 2.2 m/kWh. For most of the winter, I get around 2.8 m/kWh. I have an AGT with 19 inch wheels.

So glad they caught it before you had a major issue. !!

I’m in Idaho and it’s been great in the winter. Don’t garage it during the winter, drive that thing!!😉😉😉

I drive in deeper snow on a pretty regular basis, and the car does well, with 19 all seasons. It would do better with snow tires. Put your Regen on low and be careful of icy spots. The car is heavy and can slip a bit when coming to a stop , but in my experience, traction control is excellent...

For me it depends on how impulsive I am when the Gravity is released.Trade the Air in for the Gravity? Get the Gravity and keep the Air? Wait for an Air update with the interior refinements of the Gravity? Then it will be necessary to analyze the possible consequences of getting another Lucid...

I wired, then got the car a couple weeks later. No issues at all .

Dammit, that didn’t work for me.

Yup, feel exactly the same. When I have had an excessively stressful day at work, I go for a ride and listen to music; definitely a mood lifter. It is so enjoyable to drive; better than I ever expected. Pretty obsessed with the thing.

Flats are rare on 19s

Glad you didn’t become a cannibal

That’s an awfully difficult question to answer without published statistics. Most of us have been fine with our 2022s, including myself. There have been failures documented on this forum, but I wouldn’t waste too much energy worrying about it. That being said, it’s always good to be prepared for...

No problem at all, even in the absolute worst of conditions. The lowest m/kWh I ever had was around 2.1-2.3, in lots of snow and subzero temps.

Perhaps this has been addressed. Are you determining m/kWh on since last charge or by trip A or B?

That is phenomenal!!!

I very rarely drive on freeways at 80 mph; perhaps 2-3 times a year. I know I am an outlier. Where I reside, 90 percent of my destinations are reached on smaller highways or back roads with speed limits in the 55-75 mph range. This makes achieving ridiculous range quite routine for me, in the...

The 2024 models look like they will be more customizable; it may be worth waiting . I probably would. I have a 22 GT and love it. Getting over 400 miles of range is achievable in warmer weather but is extremely difficult in colder temperatures, at least in my experience. You will be very...

I have only gotten in the low to mid 2s in very cold weather ; zero or below, on 19s. Most of the winter I am around 2.8-3.2 and rest of year hovering around 4. Very happy with these numbers.

The potential ground clearance of the Gravity is really what has caught my attention , especially with adjustable air suspension . If sufficient , I could easily see giving up my Outback . My only concern is will the damn car be too nice that I will flip out when I get it full of dirt, snow and...

That’s because you are wearing a Patek Philippe.😉😉

Not even a lifted monster truck could make me macho, so I am shit out of luck.