Gravity Grand Touring Spec and Pricing Poll

[QuietMouse]

Hi all,
I am hearing lots of separated opinions on Gravity Grand Touring, curious who are owners and not owners and what your thoughts are on the Grand Touring price and specification.

Thanks!

 

[DrLucid]

It’s cheaper than what I expected it to be with the quality and technology.

 

[xponents]

It’s cheaper than what I expected it to be with the quality and technology.

Agree, it's cheaper than what I expected for a GT regarding quality and technology, but to me it is missing some features that cars in the price range typically have. Although the "fundamentals" of the car are fantastic and likely the best in the segment, I am a bit conflicted on its value (if it is overpriced) for me due to the missing features I've bought up in other threads.

 

[HC_79]

Was definitely cheaper than what I thought it would be especially when SUV’s typically have a $10K to $15K premium over sedans.

It seems people want the 828 hp, the 440 miles of range, the fast charging with the premium options all included for $95K when competitors offer almost half the range and performance for a similar price if not more. Time for people to become a little more realistic, Lucid can’t give the car away

The EQS 580 is $128K and it’s still missing stuff
at that price. In my opinion, the Gravity pricing is very competitive for what you get.

 

[Adnillien]

I think that it is very well priced for what it is. I also wish that it was cheaper and I ordered one.

 

[Pragmatic]

Price is fine. Planned longish delay in release of lower priced trims is concerning.

 

[hmp10]

Is a fully-loaded Gravity GT priced high for a 7-seater SUV? Yes.

Is a fully-loaded Gravity GT priced high for a 7-seater SUV with class-leading passenger and cargo room, a luxurious interior, 828 horsepower, 3-chamber air suspension, rear-wheel steering, and handling that will put some sports sedans to shame? No.

Actually, it's a bargain.

 

[joec]

I think that it is very well priced for what it is. I also wish that it was cheaper and I ordered one.

Reminds me of many discussions I've had over the years with my indie developer friends. If you ask customers what price they'd like to pay, they will always reply $0.

The real question is what are they willing to pay? And you can't ask that as a question, because they will lie. You have to watch them actually plunk down their credit cards.