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Sorry - they didn't say either way, and I wasn't thoughtful enough in the moment to ask. I assumed that they had learned that they wouldn't be making the LT's until next year, or at least late enough this year that I wouldn't be near enough to the front of the line to get one.

I heard from my SA that my LT order wouldn't be ready this year, and suggesting I might want to switch to an inventory one. Ordered back in Feb/March, though switched colors at least once. I didn't take them up on the offer, but it puts to bed any idea of surprising the family at the end of...

Around 20c/kWh from my MA town, not including fees, though I have solar to offset some of it

Oops, yes, apologies for the incorrect link. Correct one: https://www.prioritytire.com/by-brand/nokian-tires/hakkapeliitta-r5-suv?var-nokian-tyres=37652 As far as the speed rating goes, I hope no one is doing more than 100 or so on winter tires… for the sake of themselves and everyone around...

I just did a search for Nokian retailers, since I have Nokian winters on my current X and love them. You can get the Nokian Hakkapelitta R5 SUVs at Priority Tire, it appears: R20: https://www.prioritytire.com/by-brand/nokian-tires/hakkapeliitta-r5-suv?var-nokian-tyres=38076 R21...

That's very good efficiency for 45-50F (presuming you used a little heat). What drive mode were you (and/or @Ron_Burgundy ) in when you were doing your tests yesterday? If anyone has a repeatable drive or commute that they do, it would be interesting to do an efficiency comparison between...

I'm not an owner yet, but I'm less worried about software (medium-to-long term), and more slightly worried about the motors (and/or inverters) that have needed replacing so far. The software will improve. The hardware will age and experience stress. Hopefully whatever will fail, fails early...

Just keep in mind that the EPA numbers are for mixed city and highway. If you’re doing 77 on a long road trip with the least efficient tires, you’ll want to temper your expectations a bit (or slow down to 65-70, or use less hvac, or take the more scenic (55mph) route).

This is good to hear. This describes most of my New England trips as well, at least in terms of speed, and occurring in the daytime. There's probably a few percent bump due to drafting other cars, whether accidentally or purposefully, also. I think Tom's test needs repeating with a different...

I'll admit that I wouldn't have added on Dynamic Handling until I had been on the forum for a bit and read and heard more about it. I think it was one of the Out of Spec review videos that mentioned that it was a "must have", as heard from one of the Lucid engineers. So that would be close to my...

I agree that it's a very weird choice. I will say, though, that if you're someone who's not that familiar with the Gravity, not on this forum, not watching all the reviews, etc, the Lucid site doesn't do a great job of explaining that the dynamic handling package is more than the triple air plus...

If Gravities are the new service vehicles, I think it would be a fun semi retirement job to be a mobile tech and get paid to drive a Gravity 4 hours a day (and wrench another 4 hours or so) 😊🛠️

A Hot Wheels would be really neat, and hopefully comes along soon. Even neater would be a collaboration with LEGO to do a Technic version of Gravity, like they do with Audi/Ferrari etc. Bonus points if it’s one of the RC ones! I bet the LEGO designers could figure out the folding chairs too (2nd...

I think it's a bad look for them to have so many that aren’t selling. It’s smart to remove them and use them as loaners if needed, or offer them to folks if they come in to stores and are looking for something “off menu”. They must be seeing that it’s the most well optioned ones that sell the...

If you don’t mind me asking, what is your wheel size, and what mode do you tend to drive in (sprint, smooth, etc)?

He ran the test at 50 degrees and with the heat on, so in my view it was more of a range-penalty test for keeping climate control on (at 70 mph). I do hope someone with the 21/22 wheels does a range test, also.

This is the key. I assumed before I watched that he bundled up and kept the climate control off. Game's over once you turn on the heat... not surprisingly to get 10% worse range, especially with a 20 degree or so difference. If range is important, using only the seat heater and the steering...

My current order is the same... Titanium with Tahoe (though I might switch back to green or white). I wish they would offer paint-matching trim... titanium to match titanium 🤔 In lieu of that option, or wrapping it, I chose stealth... in as much to have some extra contrast and avoid standing...

Our use case was a max of 5 skis/snowboards, so it may have gotten somewhat near the limit of the hitch (60 lbs for the rack and the carrier; 8-15lb per ski + snowboard (less for kids' ones)), but nothing that bothered us. You would run out of room on the rack before you bothered the hitch...