I agree with every sentence you wrote. And regarding the last part you mentioned about so many Tesla owners switching to Lucid — that’s exactly why I wanted to share what people might feel and to let Lucid hear it. After all, why should a Tesla owner feel discomfort right from the start? They...
I 100% agree. But we also have to remember that many Lucid drivers have owned Teslas before. So when they’ve experienced certain good things in Tesla, it’s natural for them to wonder why those same things can’t be found in Lucid as well ... that’s the perspective I was writing from.
You’re right, absolutely right. But as a Tesla owner, I just wanted to share what I felt on my very first day with the Lucid. Now I’ll also write a post about the positives and the things I find great about the car.
#3 You’re right. But many other brands, even when launching a brand-new dashboard system for the first time, already manage to get CarPlay approval. This feature actually exists in Lucid, unlike Tesla. But once you see it working in the Air, you naturally want it available in your brand-new car...
#3 I mentioned it that way because I was comparing with Tesla .Yyes, I know it’s different. I wasn’t really talking about unlocking with the app itself. What I mean is when I approach the car, it should detect my phone and unlock the doors, and when I walk away, it should lock automatically. In...
Yes, you’re absolutely right . I didn’t include the driving part. But I just got the car, only one day has passed. What I wrote were my first discomforts when switching from Tesla to Lucid. Now it’s time for what you mentioned , the driving part. I’ll write a post about that right away.
Lucid Gravity Day 1 – What Surprised Me as a Former Tesla Driver
On August 9, 2025, I placed my order for the Gravity Grand Touring in California. Today, September 15, I finally took delivery. Previously, I have owned the Tesla Model X, Model Y, and Model 3. About three years ago, I was also...