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I've only done about 1,000 miles on mine so far, but no problems. For one of my other non-Lucid vehicles, the nearest service center was (until recently) a six hour drive away in San Diego. I had to get service done a couple of times and did that by planning a weekend away. The dealership...

I don't know how Lucid will handle this, but when I ordered my Ineos Grenadier, Ineos finally revealed all the options and features (and pricing) on the configurator the day they opened reservations. So you "built" what you wanted to order and your build was what you were reserving...

At the end of Q3 2024, Tesla had already sold 28,250 cyber trucks. So I guess the willingness to spend this kind of money is there.

I'm not aware of Lucid having treated lessees any different than purchasers in the past, so I'd be surprised if they started with Gravity orders.

The Gipsy Kings are not mediocre!! Ohh that hurts!

I bought the EcoFlow alternator charger and installed it in my Grenadier that I use with my Delta 2 Max for camping and keeping my refrigerator running. When the engine is running the alternator charger recharges the Delta 2 Max at 800w, it’s been very effective. I wonder if there is a way for...

The XC90 would probably be my choice for teaching a new driver out of those.

My issue with the Tycan is the looks. I can't help but see it as an unpleasantly deformed 911.

I don't recommend it from a financial standpoint, but if you don't have the cash to get out of the lease, and you aren't willing to sit on it, and you have your heart set on another vehicle already, then your path of least resistance (not the financially best path) is to discuss this with the...

I would order a charging cable to keep in the car for emergencies and use at home until your charger arrives and gets installed. I look at the cable (with a 110v adapter) as an insurance policy, worse case scenario I can plug into a 110 outlet and slow charge. I always keep the charging...

I don't think the competitors are necessarily limited to electric vehicles. I'd guess its the Q7.

Congratulations!!

This is an old article That's an old article, from November 2023. I remember that it was debunked and turned out to be design project for an art school. I can't find that debunking article though.

Same here.

I thought that the owner of the car after a lease would be the leasing company, Bank of America for Lucid?. Wouldn't the bank have paid Lucid for the car at the start of the lease (so the income to Lucid was all at the start) and then at the end the lease, if the customer does not exercise the...

All the speculation in this thread about the ability to update the processor or motor mounts aside, the review is really astonishingly positive. I've watched Savagegeese for years and its exceedingly rare for Mark to heap this much praise on a vehicle. I wish more people in the market could...

This is true. If you read forums of other vehicles where the emergency braking is prone to give frequent false engagements, people there are bitching about that. My son's four runner has done that to me a couple of times, particularly when driving on a rural two lane road when approaching a...

Also confirm the pipes are not plastic or the grounding will not work.

While doing part (most?) of the Rubicon is certainly an achievement, there are many, many (almost all) SUV's that are not capable of doing the Rubicon in stock form. That doesn't mean those other SUV's were not a success as SUV's. I don't think the goal of Gravity is to be able to do the...

I do a lot of off-road/overlanding trips, and have never seen another vehicle on one of these trips with 6 or 7 adults. I don't think that's a common use scenario.