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I also upgraded the CPU on my Air GT about two months before I decided to let it go for a Gravity. A gift to its next owner, don't regret it.

Welcome to Google Gemini, rebranded. It can do some pretty amazing things.

My thinking is that no one can tell the future. Gravity is a great car now, and I'm glad I own it.

White/Stealth looks very good on Gravity IMO.

I'd have chosen Lunar Titanium as well. But we can want whatever we want, and sometimes reality gets in the way https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a69663714/genesis-g90-savile-silver-paint-accidental-braking-recall/

The ventilated seats are not the car's strongest suit.

That was due to a technical issue with the paint. Agreed that you could be correct though.

https://lucidowners.com/threads/front-usb-c-port-pd-charging-power.1977/post-87825

Your car should get it within two weeks or so.

Your Pure would have had two bluetooth connections as you said. But Gravity does not use bluetooth for phone-as-a-key, and will only show one connection which is used for media and phone calls. If you did have a Pure and now have a Gravity, you did the right thing by deleting that old...

Just have to find a Lucid-owning Garmin app engineer! I'd do the WearOS app myself if my skills weren't so out of date.

Likely because Tesla has been developing their software for about ten years longer then Lucid has. Tesla's software was far rougher than Lucid's is at the same stage in their respective companies' development. I expect things will be very different a year from now, though the Air won't ever...

I might switch to those once my Hankooks are used up. They're very quiet and efficient, but don't have much grip in any direction.

I was in the same position and ordered my Gravity without the HUD. I can't say what it's like to use the HUD. But I can say that Gravity has been a great car even without it.

Wow, I'm so relieved you came out of that ok.

Lucid's IT hasn't been the best. They're making management changes to improve it. For now, some patience with Lucid's website is required. They over produced some car configurations in the 2026 model year. Fortunately, they are virtually identical to 2027 model year cars.

I misspoke - mine was with traction control on - not launch control. Corrected my post.

Correction: iWatch. There isn't a Lucid app for android (WearOS) watches. You can unlock the car on a WearOS device using Home Assistant though, if you want to spend enough time and effort to set it up.

Mine Gravity GT didn't chirp, just spun the wheels, wriggled strongly (had to countersteer) and made eraser-on-asphalt sounds. Smooth mode, accelerating from 10-60mph not on launch control, about 80F, normal asphalt street.

Even in Smooth mode without launch control, there's enough torque to make those Hankooks fight for traction. 0-60 in a straight line isn't guaranteed.