- Joined
- Mar 30, 2025
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- 881
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- Location
- Somerville, MA
- Cars
- '26 Gravity DE, '19 X-LR
- Gravity DE Number
- 084
- Referral Code
- 8ORU2BU2
I haven't had many new problems since my December service, but now I've had two new exciting door-related issues almost at once! I'm sure service can resolve these, and I'll contact them soon -- I'm waiting to hear if the 2027 refresh includes a retrofit of a new 2nd row seat for 2026 so we can minimize visits.
A few days ago, the right rear door handle stopped retracting. (This is the opposite of the common problem, which is not presenting.) The door handle is just sticking out all the time, but functionality otherwise seems normal.
This morning I had a much more .. exciting problem. The left rear door would not latch. That is, pushing the door closed would not trigger any latching mechanism -- it would always rebound a bit and not stay closed. I didn't realize that the doors did not have a passive mechanical latch at all! Thankfully this resolved after several minutes, but not knowing the cause I'm a bit worried about the car being undriveable if it happens again.
It's finally warming up here, but during the winter we had a few cases where the window motors were frozen, even after running the defrost for quite some time. (This has been documented elsewhere in the forums.) This wasn't the windows being frozen in place by ice, but that they simply did not respond... which makes it hard to open and almost impossible to close these frameless doors. I hope there is going to be a motor revision to make this work nominally in a New England climate.
A few days ago, the right rear door handle stopped retracting. (This is the opposite of the common problem, which is not presenting.) The door handle is just sticking out all the time, but functionality otherwise seems normal.
This morning I had a much more .. exciting problem. The left rear door would not latch. That is, pushing the door closed would not trigger any latching mechanism -- it would always rebound a bit and not stay closed. I didn't realize that the doors did not have a passive mechanical latch at all! Thankfully this resolved after several minutes, but not knowing the cause I'm a bit worried about the car being undriveable if it happens again.
It's finally warming up here, but during the winter we had a few cases where the window motors were frozen, even after running the defrost for quite some time. (This has been documented elsewhere in the forums.) This wasn't the windows being frozen in place by ice, but that they simply did not respond... which makes it hard to open and almost impossible to close these frameless doors. I hope there is going to be a motor revision to make this work nominally in a New England climate.