For my road tripping families and people with double strollers, can you make a bob duallie or any double stroller fit in the GT along with Your luggage? Here is a small video watching me try but I didn’t try very hard. Curious if anyone has unlocked such feats. Share your experience. We are family of 5 , 3 kids , all girls, 8 , 6 and 3.
Double stroller for the Lucid?
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I was able to fit my Zoe double fine with luggage
Pics or it didn’t happen lol, but would love to see how that fits
Look at how flat it folds.
I'm not sure how this has anything to do with Lucid. Lots of vehicles can fit that much stuff.
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Great, now im curious to see the same thing in the lucid..
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I don't really get this discussion. The Lucid sedan will hold a lot, but no vehicle is fit for every use -- and the Air might not be the right vacation vehicle for a family of 5 with double strollers, diaper bags, luggage, etc. That's the reason Lucid has an SUV in the works.
That's actually less than the Lucid can hold. You are taking the wrong car.
The suv willl be interesting
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The suv willl be interesting
One thing to keep in mind is combined passenger/cargo weight limits. The limits in the Air are shown on a label on the B-pillar of the driver-side door and vary by model and wheel/tire sizes. The limit in our Dream Performance on 21" wheels is 882 pounds.
This is probably plenty for a family of five with small children and all their luggage. However, the four portly people (myself included) that often occupy our car would have little capacity left for luggage for anything more than an overnight trip.
The Gravity will have an air suspension. While I'm a fan of the sedan's coil setup for driving and ride dynamics, an air suspension does have more ability to carry weight. (They were first developed for commercial aircraft in the 1930's for this reason.) That, along with the ability to adjust ride height, are probably the reasons the Gravity is going with air instead of coils.
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Wait, what do you mean by how they will do the trunk?
If you mean shape, then we already know that it is a "clamshell," similarly to the Air.
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I suspect it will be similar to our Honda Odyssey. When the third row seats are deployed, there is still a good bit of cargo space behind them, but it is more vertically-oriented. Six adults with a reasonable load of luggage have made week-long road trips in it. And the Gravity, of course, will also have a frunk that the Honda lacks.
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Here, let me fix it for you: “Air suspension makes sense. This is first I’ve heard of this. Also, as an unrelated separate thought, I will be very curious how they do the trunk.”
I assume he means space-wise, since Lucid did such an incredible job with the sedan.
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Ah. Usually, for SUV's people use "cargo area" to define the space and "trunk" to define the lid.
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Are you asking whether the Gravity will have a crossbeam across the rear pillars like the Air does?
I'm pretty sure it will have either a full-height door or a tailgate/glass split that will provide full-height access to the cargo area.
In a recent interview with Peter he suggested the release will be second half of next year, so maybe they will still do a big reveal this year and start preorders? Or maybe they will wait until after January. Hard to say.
