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All the walmarts by me have 4 x 350KW EA chargers and Tesla already, I wonder what will make this better unless Walmart can offer you better prices along with their loyalty stuff.

Agree. I was watching a random youtube review of the Lucid Air in french from Belgium the other day and the Lucid's fit in Europe very well, they have that elegant, restrained luxury instead of the techno club glossy stuff.

I know most likely these wouldn't exist or configured this way but how about a totally stripped base Gravity GT or Touring?

All the numbers check out except you are getting what appears 50 more HP in Germany? The original dual motor Pure also made 480 HP....

Used EQE SUV with rear wheel steer? Or Macan?

Just curious what drive mode and regen settings you use on highway?

Yeah that may have been good 20 years ago when you could actually repair a newish car for that price. Even an econo sh*tbox is going to cost more than 1K to repair anything these days.

Yeah I found the 21/22s were the prototype with the Michelin All-seasons being used for the dirt demos.

Isn't mileperhr using an app or something that gets close? Car and Driver is using rollout so it might do 3.1-3.2 with rollout.

Smaller wheels maybe, but not on the hankooks. Car and Driver got the Air Touring to 3 seconds flat on the Michelins, its 3.5s with some wheelspin on the street on the 19s with all-seasons...

He did exactly as Lucid quoted on a street start with probably no pre-conditioning, below 100% SOC etc etc....

https://www.arenaev.com/lucid_air_grand_touring_range_test_and_cabin_noise-news-4629.php I've always enjoyed seeing these test results, quite a commitment to drain the battery 3 times at 3 different speeds. Shows that EPA can be achieved with average 56 mph.

I did the analysis. There were 5,930,000 accidents average in the US, over about 2,588,235,291,117 (2.5T) driven miles. This was from a couple years ago, so probably increased a bit. So, the accident rate of a totaled vehicle is about 2% per 10K mile drive, (ie 2% probably that over a 10K...

Counterpoint. I can't get a Macan 4S for less than 1631 for equivalent lease 24 mo, 7.5K down and roughly equal MSRP. And then I lose range, power, 7 seats, room, power outlets, etc etc etc...

@hmp10 I offer you the budget tire in that test against the Pirellis:)

I don't think it's well known to non-lucid people what a DE is or it's availability...

So, the question is does it make sense to finance and combine that with some reasonable down payment if your goal is to not pay everything upfront and keep some money working in a yielding account? Or borrow some cheaper money from elsewhere.

The majority of banks are sitting on underwater loans of depreciated cars from overpricing in 2022, so none of them are feeling at all friendly with loaning/leasing at this time....

That is an amazing shot, but do we think they are going to send this directly to the showrooms all chipped up?

I will plug in an electric toaster oven to one of the outlets:)