Availability of all-weather mats in graphite

[Cuestix]

I've been watching for the All-weather mats in graphite (Touring, no anchor posts) to be available again on the Lucid store and they seem to be taking a long time to re-stock. I'd settle for black, but they're also unavailable.
Questions:
1) Anyone able to confirm that the ceramic is a good or bad match for a grey interior? The ceramic looks off-white on the store, but if they're actually close to a grey white, they'd be preferable to a muddy carpet.
2) Are there ways to secure the anchor post mat version in a car without the anchor posts? I haven't found a good velcro post I can use to hold the mats, but it seems like a product someone should sell. I found ones that spike into the carpet, but I don't want to ruin the velcro in the carpet and have the Summer mats move around.
3) Any positive experience with a third-party winter mat option for Lucid Air? Given the variety of trim options I think finding a fit that doesn't bunch up under the pedals might be hit or miss.
I can wait another month before we start getting really messy weather, but if I go too far into Winter here I'll be buying a second set of carpet mats and keeping these for future Winters.
Thanks for thoughts!

 

[Neurio]

I've been watching for the All-weather mats in graphite (Touring, no anchor posts) to be available again on the Lucid store and they seem to be taking a long time to re-stock. I'd settle for black, but they're also unavailable.
Questions:
1) Anyone able to confirm that the ceramic is a good or bad match for a grey interior? The ceramic looks off-white on the store, but if they're actually close to a grey white, they'd be preferable to a muddy carpet.
2) Are there ways to secure the anchor post mat version in a car without the anchor posts? I haven't found a good velcro post I can use to hold the mats, but it seems like a product someone should sell. I found ones that spike into the carpet, but I don't want to ruin the velcro in the carpet and have the Summer mats move around.
3) Any positive experience with a third-party winter mat option for Lucid Air? Given the variety of trim options I think finding a fit that doesn't bunch up under the pedals might be hit or miss.
I can wait another month before we start getting really messy weather, but if I go too far into Winter here I'll be buying a second set of carpet mats and keeping these for future Winters.
Thanks for thoughts!

A number of options have been discussed in this thread:

Thread 'Floor mats!'

Oct 25, 2022

All-Weather Floor Mats - Graphite

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A lot of people have gone with either 3D Mats or Tuxmats. I have the gray 3D and it's a pretty close match to the gray carpet. The ceramic mats are off white and will get dirty easily. The Lucid mats also have limited coverage, without any coverage of the carpeting on the sides, so if you want as much coverage as possible, you should go 3rd party.

 

[Halodde]

I recommend Tuxmats. I tried Lucid's all weather mats and 3D before Tuxmats. They provide the best coverage with the least movement. Oh, and I live in Buffalo so I know bad weather lol

 

[Cuestix]

The Tuxmats appear to have better rear mat fit for my Touring based on what I can see online. I guess I have a choice of black or black.

 

[borski]

The Tuxmats appear to have better rear mat fit for my Touring based on what I can see online. I guess I have a choice of black or black.

The 3D mats have two options, one for the DE/GT, and one for Pure/Touring.

I prefer the 3D mats because of the feel and texture; they do have slightly less coverage than TuxMats, but I think they look at lot nicer.

Both are great.

 

[Shane_SLC]

In case you're curious what the Graphite mats will look like with the Mojave interior. I also bought the Tuxmat mats for the increased coverage, and I'll share photos of what those look like when I get them in place later today.

 

[Shane_SLC]

Here are some photos of the Tuxmats in a Touring with Mojave interior for those interested.

 

[Ric]

I've been watching for the All-weather mats in graphite (Touring, no anchor posts) to be available again on the Lucid store and they seem to be taking a long time to re-stock. I'd settle for black, but they're also unavailable.
Questions:
1) Anyone able to confirm that the ceramic is a good or bad match for a grey interior? The ceramic looks off-white on the store, but if they're actually close to a grey white, they'd be preferable to a muddy carpet.
2) Are there ways to secure the anchor post mat version in a car without the anchor posts? I haven't found a good velcro post I can use to hold the mats, but it seems like a product someone should sell. I found ones that spike into the carpet, but I don't want to ruin the velcro in the carpet and have the Summer mats move around.
3) Any positive experience with a third-party winter mat option for Lucid Air? Given the variety of trim options I think finding a fit that doesn't bunch up under the pedals might be hit or miss.
I can wait another month before we start getting really messy weather, but if I go too far into Winter here I'll be buying a second set of carpet mats and keeping these for future Winters.
Thanks for thoughts!

I was told by Lucid Customer Service that Black or Graphite mats without anchor posts are no longer being offered. I do not understand why, particularly as we enter the winter months.

 

[Cuestix]

I was told by Lucid Customer Service that Black or Graphite mats without anchor posts are no longer being offered. I do not understand why, particularly as we enter the winter months.

Thanks for that. I was waiting on a reply to a similar question. I've found at least one possible anchor post product that might be compatible. They appear to have enough "bite" to grip the carpet and include a post that goes through the all-weather mat to hold it down. I like that they spread the anchor over a little area, so it's less likely to ruin the fasteners that hold the summer mats. Here's the anchor product I located on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3WTJCK8/?th=1

 

[Ric]

Lucid Customer Service said that I could use anchor post mats that they still sell, in my 2024 Air, but I really do not like the look of them. I like the flat look of the mats without anchors.