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Future owner here...will 275/40R22 and 295/35R23 fit? Looking at future tires for when the OEM ones get worn out.

Thank you so much for this. Really helped to explain a lot of the short comings.

I really don’t understand the 119 lbs accessory weight limit. How can the tongue weight be 600 lbs yet can’t even support carrying 4 bikes?

What is the max tongue weight? I’m seeing conflicting data between 150 lbs and 600 lbs.

I understand. I never pay much attention to the EPA numbers. I have access to charge every day/night. For me, range only matters for roadtrips, so I’m trying to get a good understanding of what my expectations should be.

I agree that there are a ton of variables etc…just that 2 testers achieved similar results on their vehicles which were spec’d for the highest efficiency. If my order, fully spec’d out with the 22/23 wheels, gets 350 miles, I’m a happy camper, because that’s where I anticipated it to land.

That fantastic. Begs to ask the question how they market the most energy efficient spec at 450 miles yet only achieving 77%, yet they market 386 and you’re getting 350.

I’m really curious what a 386 mile spec is actually getting. If the 450 mile spec is only achieving 77% of what is advertised, would that mean the 386 would only get 298 miles?

the benefit of keeping the cabin relatively cool also helps to protect any belongings one may leave in the car as well

Auto overheat is not on by default. Every owner can enable or disable it to their liking.

Keep mode would be the same as overheat protection except I’d have to manually turn it on every time. For somebody that has free charging at work, the additional battery drainage is not a concern.

I leave tennis equipment in the trunk.

Can somebody confirm whether Lucid has added the functionality for automatic overheat protection? As a current Tesla owner living in Los Angeles, I'm a bit worried that the sports equipment that I leave in the trunk will get ruined due to the heat. One of the most overlooked benefits of Tesla...

As a Tesla owner and future Gravity owner, I'm surprised that there's no automatic overheat protection. I'm in the Los Angeles area and I'm already having nightmares thinking about how hot the cabin will be. My wife and I have things left in the vehicle and not having to worry about them...

Hi, I searched the forums, but wanted to double check by asking the question here. Does Lucid still not have the ability to enable automatic overheat protection like Tesla vehicles? If not, I'm very puzzled why this simple software update hasn't happened already. Thank you