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88 lbs of unsprung weight is the main issue. They'd need to scale these down to manage the weight implications in regular passenger cars which would reduce the output and efficiency. I'd imagine it'd be very useful in larger (much larger?) vehicles where handling is less of an issue, or for...

I just saw your post as well. I’m so relieved to hear that you are ok and we all definitely will be keeping your daughter in our thoughts. Glad to know the Lucid performed so well and the confidence inspires you to stay in the family. Indeed, a lack of adequate police presence is not conducive...

I've never had a concern since the auto high beam assists appears to work well. The tech's been around a while with other manufacturers as well and stays on auto in Many vehicles. Oddly, I found that this even differed within a manufacturer--on my old Audi RS5, the setting didn't remain on...

Just to add: I'd just love a simple addition of keeping the auto high beam setting to "on." It's annoying to have to remember to turn auto high beams on every time I drive the car at night. Isn't the point of "auto" to set it and forget it?

Here's another shot, but this time a screen cap from Out of Spec Reviews' YouTube video reviewing the Gravity. In this case, the vehicle appears to be production spec since elsewhere in the video you can see the NACS port on the left rear quarter. The front overhang is similar to the green...

OEM Pirelli tires for the 21" wheels are 99Y front and 103Y rear. 98Y is well below the required load index rating, which is why Lucid wouldn't install the tires. I tried finding tires that could work, but they always fell short.

Two me, the difference really comes down to the visual heft of the wheels and the wheel arches. I'm not sure why, but the picture in the post above ion the white Gravity looks like the wheels are small (enough.g., more "minivan"-ish. However, in the image below (not my photo), the wheels look...

Interesting. What are the load ratings on those? I tried hard to find tires that would work for my 21” rims, but no dice. I went with a dedicated set of 19” winter wheels and tires from Lucid.

I went through this recently as well. Just 2 months after getting my ST the left front corner of the bumper was hit and scratched. It looked minor, but the repair ended up being $18,000 and took 5 weeks. Insurance (Liberty Mutual) and the repair shop were all easy to work with smooth.

I believe Apple Wireless CarPlay uses the Wi-FI connection to send data to the car due to bandwidth constraints of Bluetooth.

Yes, V2H mentions caught my eye as well. Here's to hoping that V2H may be ready soon for both the Gravity and Air.

Glad you finally received the charger!

Yes, be careful on the 21” summer tires. They can be dangerous below 45 F especially trying to stop.

I recently got the 19” winter tire and wheels from Natick. They were the standard ones which I blacked out with the kit from TWraps.

Apparently it’s the real thing. https://www.jaguarusa.com/copy-nothing/jaguar-type-00.html

With the way I drive, I'm certainly in the -30% worse camp! 😁

My eyes! OMG not enough eye bleach around. It's like a poor cartoon mish-mash AI rendering of a Cybertruck mixed with an F-Type. I sure hope for their sake that the official renders are different, but I'm not optimistic. This really makes me miss my old F-Type for sure.

I could be wrong, be I believe that only the native Tidal App in the car is actually able to play Atmos. That said, I agree that 2.5.0 sounds great!

Interestingly, I just noticed that the Lucid Store now has floor mats with "anchor posts" available. I don't recall whether those were available previously since I ordered the regular ones.

I know you likely did, but just to check, were the carpeted mats removed before placing the all-weather mats?