gravity manual?

[Elfin]

I was super bummed to see the weight limit of the hitch receiver. That’s only enough to hold a bike rack + 2 bikes. For example, our Thule Apex XT (4 bike) weighs 40 lbs + each of our bikes (not e-bikes) weighs 30 lbs. The aftermarket hitch on our MS is rated for 300 lbs at the ball and has no problem with the rack + 4 bikes. Was hoping we could put all 4 of our bikes on the GGT as well. Maybe Lucid is hedging and actual capacity is higher?

The Model X which has the same hitch manufacturer and design has a weight limit of 120lbs for bike racks. The Model Y which has an integrated hitch has a weight limit of 160lbs despite having a tongue weight rating of 350lbs (this is the standard 10% of maximum tow rating.)

 

[WeighingGravity]

Nah. Key fob will be my constant companion with my Gravity.

Maybe Lucid envisions people frunking so much they pass out in their frunks.
Friend doesn't want them to drive, so cover them with a blanket and close the lid.

Friend: "He'll be fine. He knows about the escape buttton".

as long as he doesn't press the escape button at 75mph on the freeway.....

 

[dvwiz]

I’m just going to leave this here without comment: https://publications.infotainment.p...1d-8be0-2a720ab2a3ab/content_en-US/index.html

I was never here…

th-thank you senpai

 

[Kevmark58]

Oh, I get why, but it's such a strangely unfriendly decision. Like how Apple mice charge from the bottom. I'll live with it, though, especially if it means I get visors that actually work (unlike the garbage ones on my X).

I positively hate my MX visors....totally useless.

 

[Alex]

I positively hate my MX visors....totally useless.

Yes, but they tuck away nicely. They have a patent for those visors, but it’s not for how they tuck away, but for the magnetic "latch."

 

[Kevmark58]

Yes, but they tuck away nicely. They have a patent for those visors, but it’s not for how they tuck away, but for the magnetic "latch."

Come to think about it, you're right. That is a really nifty feature. If only they made it so when you placed it on the windshield you pulled down a roller shade kind of mechanism, but stiff, so it didn't flop around but made it much longer to hide the sun. Also, would need to extend from the top too, as often that's where the sun happens to blind you, above the shade.