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Call or text your SA. (Or whatever number you got; your local studio or HQ sales.) Decided I'd bump up from the entry wheels to the mid-size based on the noise and wet traction data for the Michelins. (The big wheels and summer tires wouldn't last a day where I live.)

More to the point, for 8cf on 120cf -- less than 7% -- it feels like the option of having the seats is a win.

Do you have access on the infotainment screen?

How is that the same class? The iX doesn't have a 3rd row option. That's a killer lease deal, though, and a great vehicle. Pity it looks like it got punched in the nose.

That's fair... what's your use case for the ground clearance? It's weird; I wouldn't consider the Polestar 3 in the same class. I haven't sat in one but rented a 2 and *hated* it. The interior was weirdly unusable, and the Google experience was so painfully bad. (I also blogged about how...

tl;dr: The T&Cs have been altered which has updated everyone's contract pre-production. (Pray they do not alter it further.) They have to send this to you because it's a contract. OK, the only change is on page 4, second column: has changed to: So, lawyers, man. The new text is actually...

I also got the same email (after having made a modification this morning) so I have two a few hours apart to compare. The primary difference is that one has a footer "US_Order Terms and Conditions_20250319" and the other has the footer "US_Order Terms and Conditoons_20250417" and they are...

Also, more an annoyance than a question -- the bottom of the right website dashboard column has this link: This goes to https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/search I can not come up with any charitable interpretation where that site helps me "understand local incentives and rebates" in any way. It is...

I got one of those, but I *did* make a change to my order. Does it have an Order Agreement Configuration Summary attached? Can you compare it to your original one? The "proof of insurance" upload was there when I placed my order; I don't think it's new (or particularly actionable right now)...

It would be in the manual. Here's the equivalent for the Tesla X: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modelx/en_us/GUID-7A684E2F-D43E-4A0E-AD21-811B04CE53BB.html When you tow a trailer, you're primarily pulling it forward against rolling resistance in line with the tow hitch receiver but you...

Ooh; I have a question I haven't seen yet! What fake sound does the Gravity make when moving at low speed? My EV is a 2019 and pre-dates the late-2019 NHTSA pedestrian warning sound requirement. I haven't noticed most vehicles, but some brand (that drives by my house often, maybe Toyota?)...

I am in the northeast! But that vehicle makes it hard to put things on the roof. They get squished.

Oh, good. Can you fit a 9.5' Xmas tree? I still need to be able to do this after I sell it:

The point being missed is that the places where I might want to stop are not (always) places that have chargers. When we roadtrip I typically scrub the Tesla maps for chargers that are walking distance to decent restaurants (e.g. fast casual), plan short stops if needed to get there at...

This is a great point: Will the signature Dream Edition bear be the right way 'round, and is it any different than the optional decal apparently available on all models?

I think there are two factors at play in becoming a marque. If you start by building technology, as Atieva did, you have to have someone to buy it. If you're an existing manufacturer (integrator, really) there's a lot less risk in buying your motors from Bosch or ZF or whomever, and your...

Why is the warranty halved by having different rim sizes, especially since this was described as a purely cosmetic decision? Is this something like drive wheels get more wear, and different sizes means they don't get rotated?

The way I see it, I wouldn't ever buy a mid/large SUV (or minivan, to tweak the other thread) if I didn't need an occasional third row.

Ha! Thanks; I came from wanting a more comfortable electric SUV for long trips... we're due for a refresh, and the Gravity is definitely the best fit. (The Genesis GV90 is also intriguing, but I have much lower expectations for the tech. And it's further out.) We also have friends who has a...

Still trawling through old forums and I see a lot of complaints about 21" Air wheels having a lot of damage issues with poorly maintained roads. Looking at the description for the Pirelli 22/23s, the configurator says "They are not suitable driving on ice, snow, or damaged road surfaces." Are...