Are we there yet?

[lambo]

I love my Air Touring. The ride is phenomenal, my range has been great and (thankfully) I haven't experienced any significant failures.

I'm one of the 18 month "Gravity Bridge" lessees. The Gravity being my dream vehicle, the lease seemed like a bargain so I jumped on it.

When deliveries were made in December and "The Finale" was posted on the "Road to Gravity" I was hopeful that we would, by now, start to see a ramp in deliveries or at least vehicles available for review by the usual YouTubers.

My lease ends in about 4 months and I've become increasingly concerned about the apparent delays. I know that Lucid will extend my lease but afaik that isn't without cost to me.

Am I missing something? Has there been more information from Lucid since the first production Gravity's were delivered at the end of 2024?

 

[mnat]

Nope, we're all being ghosted. I've reluctantly started looking at other options both because of the delay and concern over why it's being delayed...

 

[WeighingGravity]

Maybe Lucid's just not that into us....

 

[gladtbx]

Nope, we're all being ghosted. I've reluctantly started looking at other options both because of the delay and concern over why it's being delayed...

Same here. Especially with the news on additional tariff to hit in April ( I don't think it is actually going to happen, but who knows). If the radio silence continues to the end of this month, I will start looking for alternatives seriously.

 

[lambo]

Especially with the news on additional tariff to hit in April ( I don't think it is actually going to happen, but who knows).

What specifically is the possible tariff hit? I must have missed that.

 

[AZLucidGuy]

Same here. Especially with the news on additional tariff to hit in April ( I don't think it is actually going to happen, but who knows). If the radio silence continues to the end of this month, I will start looking for alternatives seriously.

Since the Gravity is manufactured in the USA, it should not be subjected to a tariff.

 

[gladtbx]

Since the Gravity is manufactured in the USA, it should not be subjected to a tariff.

Yes, but my alternative may not be

 

[AZLucidGuy]

Yes, but my alternative may not be

Well, up to you of course. I have sat in a pre-production Gravity and its amazing. Worth the wait in my view.

 

[Tim-in-CA]

Since the Gravity is manufactured in the USA, it should not be subjected to a tariff.

Any components manufactured outside of the USA would be subject to whatever tariff the current administration decides upon (China, MX, CA, etc). But you are correct, the entire vehicle itself will not be subject to the current proposed 25% vehicle tariff.

 

[gladtbx]

Well, up to you of course. I have sat in a pre-production Gravity and its amazing. Worth the wait in my view.

Yes but I do have a timeline that I need to have new car by some time this year. Gravity may make it but the risk is rising every day. I need to make a decision some time.

 

[lambo]

I saw a Gravity prototype in person at a local Lucid Studio before I leased my Air but I have not had the pleasure of sitting in a Gravity yet.

Are production versions starting to appear in studios?

 

[thyname]

You don't have worry about tariffs. US consumers don't pay for them. The countries whose products we purchase pay the tariffs.