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Exactly!

It’s super entertaining to see how bad people fanboy in these forums no matter the brand. I bet 90% of the people here will be driving their 100-120k Gravity from point A to point B, driving kids to school, taking their family out to dinner, never taking it off road, using dream drive sometimes...

Everyone see that Rivian after June 30 is no longer able to use the 7500 EV lease credit? It looks like their backer, JP Morgan Chase is trying to get ahead of the administration and no longer lets Rivian use that loophole, so out of Rivians control. I wonder what Lucid will be doing.

https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2025-rivian-r1s-quad-motor-first-test-review “That braking is impressive given the Quad’s curb weight of 6,824 pounds.” “The R1S Quad is also the quickest SUV in the quarter mile, taking 10.5 seconds to cross the line at 128.2 mph.” Ridiculous to think Lucid...

It’s not that hard to find. Go to Hagerty on YouTube, it’s at the end of the most recent video. The OP already stated that. The GDE will not run a faster 1/4 mile. Also not sure how you get 1,000 when 6,824 (Rivian) minus 6,173 (Lucid) is 651. If the GDE was faster in the 1/4, then why did...

It’s not misdirection. You can also see in the video the Gravity has the worst launch of the four vehicles. The Rivian and Audi look to be tied at launch, then Macan EV and Gravity last. And then obviously the Rivian pulls way ahead as you watch the rest of the teaser.

The Gen 2 Quad has blue accents and gear guard Gary on the back. The Gen 2 tri motor will sill beat the Lucid with 850hp and 0-60 in 2.9 seconds. That has yellow accents. You’re only going to be able to tie a dual motor performance and beat a dual motor standard, 0-60 in 3.4 for performance and...

Horsepower isn’t everything. The GGT is 3.4 0-60 and the Rivian Gen 2 Quad is 2.5 0-60. Lucid is not making up a full second to beat the Rivian with extra horsepower and two less motors.

Lucid just released an iOS app update for the gravity. Hopefully that’s an indication of deliveries for some folks soon.

When did you place your reservation?

The closest color to the Sapphire is KPMF Excelsior Blue. It’s what I have on my R1S.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but aurora green is actually worse in person. You said it yourself, it has more grey in it. It’s a dull color. Grey is dull. It only looks “green” under showroom lights, which isn’t what a color is going to look like in real life, which is 99% of its...

But then why didn’t Lucid contact a tire manufacturer and ask for the most efficient tire for their 21’s on the air so they could achieve the 500 plus range or 5mi/kwh? Because everyone here is arguing against me saying larger wheels are more efficient. Why not just have a very efficient tire on...

It’s kind of hilarious how nuanced you’re making this out to be. No sh** sometimes bigger wheels can be more efficient than smaller ones…which only comes down to tire selection. Which you like to make apparent from Rivian’s range 22’s being more efficient than their 20 setup. I mean, I would...

https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15130598/upsized-wheels-tires/ “Our test employed nearly identical Goodyear Eagle GT ultra-high-performance all-season tires in all five sizes, inflated to manufacturer-recommended pressures.” “What’s immediately apparent from the results is that as the...

I hate when they saw fall or winter. Does Lucid know winter goes from Dec 21, 2025 to Mar 20, 2026. So when they say “yeah winter this year” do we really think they’re going to deliver all our vehicles in the last 10 days of the year? Rivian would do the same thing. “You’ll get an update on...

Super weird how he was more efficient on smaller wheels in the controlled environment test you wanted to see. It’s almost as if it’s magic.

Context matters. Don’t forget to disclose the Rivian 22” wheels are on a 33” summer tire and the 20” are on a 34” all terrain tire. That’s not an apples to apples comparison. I had the 21” setup with the aerocaps in and averaged 2.31mi/kwh at average speed of 34mph over 5500 miles. Then put on...

Wheel weight does not matter as much at high speeds, aerodynamics does. Lol correct, nothing in science says smaller wheels have to be more efficient, it just is. It’s quite simple, smaller wheels made of the same material, on a similar tire size and tread are more efficient than larger...

That is most likely the case. Just look at the range numbers they provided, the same for 21/22 as the 22/23 which is impossible. Smaller wheels are more efficient. On the 7 seat configuration the 21/22 have to fall in between the 437 (20/22) and 386 (22/23).