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No. It's the same. Visit any of those forums and spend even a few minutes, and you'll find some very similar-sounding threads. :) It is still the best vehicle I've ever driven, and I've had pretty minimal issues.

It isn't common. That doesn't mean it doesn't happen, or that some folks are unluckier than others.

But still correct :)

Heh, I have exactly the same scratches. Seems we frequent the same parking lot ;) Let me know if you figure anything out. For now I'm just waiting.

Yeah, no issues at all. And that's just the latest update! Gosh, the forum is full of happy people! They definitely don't have battery issues either. No growing pains whatsoever. I'm not dumping on Rivian. I like Rivian; I think they make great cars. My point is that saying they've had no...

indeed! thanks for the tracking @JoshG

dno, you could just put minivan tires on it

We dropped our Gravity off at OCDetailing this morning. @TribbleTrouble is, ahem, not getting clear PPF, but something a bit more... special. :) Joe/Alex will likely do a video of our Gravity being wrapped and/or a mini review, so I'll make sure to post that when it exists.

I didn't misunderstand your question, but let me clarify. "Hands-free driving" is a specific name for a feature (which is not FSD either), and which is coming to both Gravity and Air. That feature is where you will not need to have your hands on the wheel at all as long as your eyes are facing...

Fwiw, our seats (all of them) fold down perfectly flat - I made sure to test this. Everything about the seats fits beautifully flush on the inside.

Air doesn't have "adaptive lane biasing" which is what this feature is called; at least not yet.

Changing the paint line is relatively quick. Ensuring colors are all matched properly is less quick, and some colors are harder than others. For example, Zenith Red was a huge pain because of the way it applies on plastic vs aluminum; it just takes some time, so they are doing the easier colors...

Oh, and we tested supercharging. Worked flawlessly, and instantly. Plugged in, charged, moved on. Couldn't test speed cuz we were at like 92% lol, but I can't imagine it would have been slow. DDP2 worked great; automatic lane biasing was neat. HUD works; it's not perfect yet, and in the sun...

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Picked up DE #013. :) It is now dropped off for PPF so we can leave for Kenya tomorrow and arrive back in mid-July for a fully protected car. :) A few spots to paint correct, but nothing major. A few minor trim / panel gap imperfections which service will fix (and we noted on the due bill), but...

That’s not what hands free means in Lucid parlance. Just like in the Air, it will warn you to jiggle or apply torque to the wheel after 15 seconds or so. Hands free means it won’t do that as long as your eyes are on the road, and that doesn’t exist in either vehicle her.

It isn’t out yet. The Air handles curves great; I don’t see why Gravity wouldn’t.

Think of it like a figure eight

They’re definitely perfect and have no issues whatsoever. ;)

Those are different things, and Gravity includes both. Lane centering will steer for you and keep you in the center of the lane; this is what also exists in the Air today. Lane biasing is when you are driving by a large truck or bus or something like that, it will steer slightly away from them...