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I'd choose to say great concept with questionable design and troublesome implementation. There's things I've encountered in my 3+ years and 90000+ miles with my air regarding engineering and design decisions that leave me scratching my head. The multiple systems linked together causing...

My experience in both ownership and financial involvement is only a fraction of yours @hmp10 . But I came to about the same realization several months ago. Sold my stock at a massive loss and resigned my interest in the gravity as a replacement for my air. It's sad/unfortunate when we want...

I had this issue. It wasn't a problem with the light at all. It was a faulty trunk release switch that's on the same circuit. Replaced the switch and everything was fine. I'm not saying yours is the same problem. Just pointing out that, as previously discussed, multiple components are...

I'll have to do more research obviously. But by chance do you know why sales were low? Did they say? The N is not cheap. That much I know. But maybe the standard model was just priced above Hyundai's target demographic?

I'm curious why no one has mentioned the ioniq 6. I was just charging next to one the other day. Looked nice and was charging significantly faster than my car was (similar SOC etc...). So I looked it up online. Decent range, better warranty. Not a luxury car but I don't need luxury for my...

On behalf of everyone here, you have our sympathies for it being so much harder that you have a dream edition performance 😂😂 All in jest of course. Just jealous af

I've seen the same Gravity parked twice in Rochester. Greece actually. Anyone here own it?

Does anyone know what criteria the car uses to figure out when it should slow down for a curve when using DDP or ACC? It doesn't happen very often. But it seems like at least 50% of the time it happens, there's no significant curve that justifies it slowing down the way it does.

Oh no. Brand new 913 miles? Or used and you only put 913 on it so far? What warnings did you get on the dash?

AI results As of Q1 2026, public DC fast-charging (DCFC) rates in the U.S. have stabilized around an average of $0.53/kWh, with typical prices ranging from $0.45 to $0.65/kWh across major networks. Membership plans generally offer savings of 20–30%. [1, 2, 3] 2026 DCFC Pricing Trends & Data...

Maybe some of the smart people here can build something like that. I'll just collect royalties for the idea 🤑

Nice. And, I'm guessing that image shows your charging and rate from charging at home, right? Based on 11.1 peak kW because 56 kWh for less than $14 probably can't be DCFC. But that brings up an interesting point that might be already in another thread. I'm curious what others are paying at...

@HC_79 Out of curiosity, how did you settle on $0.35/kWh for the estimated cost? I haven't seen any DCFC that low. With the EA plan I have, best I'm getting in NY is $0.42.

Pretty sure that's only for software issues and not for concerns with the physical design or materials.

What website is this from? I couldn't find the listing with a search for Surprise, AZ

Wasn't a big deal actually. First thing I did was find out how to unplug that switch. Then, I was in a similar situation as you currently are. I could drive the car fine (and leave it parked outside) but had to open and close it using other methods. Then I ordered a new switch and installed...

I just replaced mine. It became faulty and started activating on its own. My trunk would literally open and close itself without any action on my part. Coincidentally, my car is a Touring also just over 3 years old. 🤔 I'm not under warranty though.

Thanks for posting this. Obviously glad you are okay! But this is a good reminder that when my Air phantom brakes for no apparent reason, there's a reason that I just don't recognize. I'm not going to go so far as to say I don't think it makes mistakes or that I'm putting full confidence in...

I suggest using mobile service whenever possible. I can't speak to the loaner situation. I live far from the closest service center so I've only ever been able to get a loaner once. For the other warranty-covered services I had, they did pay for a rental. But that might not be a viable...

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