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Gravity accessories slowly appearing

hmp10 said:
As it happens, I ordered two sets of bento boxes for our two Gravities.

Here is how two of the cupholder inserts fit. The second photo shows them with two oversize glasses in them. The glasses are not as wide as Big Gulp cups, but they are too large to fit in the upper cupholders that come standard with the car. There was room to spare with the upper-level sliding tray pushed all the way forward and the armrest closed. You might even be able to get a couple of Big Gulps in the lower holders if you separate the inserts from each other a bit.

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I decided to go ahead and order two. Looks like they must be out of stock now. No button to add it to the cart.
 
There was a user here who created 3D STL files for some bins. If you have a 3D printer you could make your own cup holders. I took his STL and modified it to create a cup holder for my Stanley travel mug.

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Has anyone found a good sunglasses holder with quick-access (other than sun visor mounting)?
 
raleighone said:
$250 to cover the gap? Hmm...
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Lucid Gravity Gap Cover

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it's sort of like 50% premium for an Apple branded case? Yeah, stupid, but guaranteed to fit perfectly and conform to the OEM material.

Shipping is geteting cheaper!?!

Carpe diem!
 
tmichael said:
it's sort of like 50% premium for an Apple branded case? Yeah, stupid, but guaranteed to fit perfectly and conform to the OEM material.

Shipping is geteting cheaper!?!

Carpe diem!
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The gap cover is only for seven passenger models? What’s the difference when you fold the 3rd row away and use the gap cover versus the 5 passenger? No storage bin underneath ? For $235? I’ll make my own thank you very much
 
PGT said:
Where exactly does it go? The foot well of the third row?
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Yes. Several days ago we were picking up our family dog from puppy boarding. The owner and her husband, both rather wealthy looking people, were checking out my Gravity with real curiosity.

I had all seats down to show off the space available for all-cargo, when the wife said shaking her head, "you paid a hundred and twenty thousand dollars for a car and you've got a big hole in the back?"
 
Bus Driver said:
Yes. Several days ago we were picking up our family dog from puppy boarding. The owner and her husband, both rather wealthy looking people, were checking out my Gravity with real curiosity.

I had all seats down to show off the space available for all-cargo, when the wife said shaking her head, "you paid a hundred and twenty thousand dollars for a car and you've got a big hole in the back?"
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"It's a cozy spot for the puppy to nest -- they thought of everything!"
 
dbsb3233 said:
The Gravity cup holder (bento box) is back in stock. I just ordered 2.
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I ordered two as well. It's nice to switch around the combinations, like having two of the larger cup holders, or the different organizer options. I'm quite happy with how it strongly holds in place with the fins on the side to avoid tipping.

In this case, I have the tray with wireless cup holders and chargers slid slightly forward (covering the fob holder) but showing from the two build-in cup holders through the back of the wireless charging pad and tray. Then the little helpful gap of about an inch between the center console arm rest and end of the tray allows cables to be connected in a non-messy way.

Also, I use this USB-C charging station below (6 ports). With a 90 degree USB-C adapter (shown next), this charge station is just the right width for the center console on the Lucid Gravity (see the link next). This fits really well toward the back of the center console (across, with cable ports up), taking a tiny amount of usable room, or via a longer usb-C connection way forward and deep with the console, if the ports have already been connected to cables that extend forward.

Having the 6 ports is helpful for two+ people each charging a phone, watch and tablet or laptop, etc.

It's compact, seems to handle thermals well and the priority charging is helpful once you get used to how it works.

Plugable 6 Port USB C Charging Station, Up to 100W Charger for Multiple Devices with Priority Charging, Desktop Power Hub for USBC Devices Including Laptops Phones Tablets Earbuds and More (PS-6CC)​

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Plugable 6 Port USB-C Charging Station, 100W Priority Charging

Perfect at home as a cell phone charging station, at the office, or in high-demand environments like classrooms or retail settings, the PS-6CC ensures efficient, reliable charging. Starting with the device in the leftmost slot, it smartly reallocates power as devices reach a substantial charge...
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The 90 degree USB-C adapter (one on the side of the charging station) I use is:

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And this cable can be handy to connect it to one of two USB-C center console ports (it shows the total watts, if curious):

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This combo is just an option but is working very well for us so far. Of the different cars I've had, I really like this design of the center console.
 
YarikR said:
I ordered two as well. It's nice to switch around the combinations, like having two of the larger cup holders, or the different organizer options. I'm quite happy with how it strongly holds in place with the fins on the side to avoid tipping.

In this case, I have the tray with wireless cup holders and chargers slid slightly forward (covering the fob holder) but showing from the two build-in cup holders through the back of the wireless charging pad and tray. Then the little helpful gap of about an inch between the center console arm rest and end of the tray allows cables to be connected in a non-messy way.

Also, I use this USB-C charging station below (6 ports). With a 90 degree USB-C adapter (shown next), this charge station is just the right width for the center console on the Lucid Gravity (see the link next). This fits really well toward the back of the center console (across, with cable ports up), taking a tiny amount of usable room, or via a longer usb-C connection way forward and deep with the console, if the ports have already been connected to cables that extend forward.

Having the 6 ports is helpful for two+ people each charging a phone, watch and tablet or laptop, etc.

It's compact, seems to handle thermals well and the priority charging is helpful once you get used to how it works.

Plugable 6 Port USB C Charging Station, Up to 100W Charger for Multiple Devices with Priority Charging, Desktop Power Hub for USBC Devices Including Laptops Phones Tablets Earbuds and More (PS-6CC)​

plugable.com

Plugable 6 Port USB-C Charging Station, 100W Priority Charging

Perfect at home as a cell phone charging station, at the office, or in high-demand environments like classrooms or retail settings, the PS-6CC ensures efficient, reliable charging. Starting with the device in the leftmost slot, it smartly reallocates power as devices reach a substantial charge...
plugable.com plugable.com

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The 90 degree USB-C adapter (one on the side of the charging station) I use is:

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And this cable can be handy to connect it to one of two USB-C center console ports (it shows the total watts, if curious):

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This combo is just an option but is working very well for us so far. Of the different cars I've had, I really like this design of the center console.
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I only got them for the cupholders, and we need 2. Our Yeti tumblers are really tight in the regular cupholders. Hoping these work well for them. Plus they kinda crowd the center screen and volume dial. Setting the Yetis down inside the deep console should work better.

I'll place a few of the other trays wherever they fit well, but that's extraneous. It was really about the cupholders.

I'm using 90 degree cables too, but turned the other way for minimal outward protrusion.

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