That's all we can do for now. Anyway, my bet is placed, let's see.
I've run the 'ring, you couldn't pay me enough to sit shotgun on a record attempt.
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Gravity spotted testing on Nürburgring Nordschleife Racetrack (Germany)
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I've run the 'ring, you couldn't pay me enough to sit shotgun on a record attempt.
7:42? That's slower than the RSQ8.That's all we can do for now. Anyway, my bet is placed, let's see.
I've run the 'ring, you couldn't pay me enough to sit shotgun on a record attempt.
Lucid tested the Sapphire at the 'ring too but all I can find is that they were aiming sub 7:35.
I wonder if the Sapphire has thermal issues. Supposedly that is much improved on the Gravity.
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I'm still looking forward to the Gravity Sapphire announcement!7:42? That's slower than the RSQ8.
Lucid tested the Sapphire at the 'ring too but all I can find is that they were aiming sub 7:35.
I wonder if the Sapphire has thermal issues. Supposedly that is much improved on the Gravity.
Interesting data point from the Cammisa video:
Audi RS Q8 (current ‘Ring SUV lap record): 60 in 3.2, 1/4 in 11.6 at 117
Lucid Gravity Dream: 60 in 3.0, 1/4 in 10.5 at 139
154+ corners on the ‘Ring, many quick, but many not. Gaining a second and 20 mph out of each of the slower ones will add up fast.
If they don’t make an attempt or publish a time we’ll know I’m wrong, likely because they can’t manage temps for a full lap. Here’s hoping they do…
Audi RS Q8 (current ‘Ring SUV lap record): 60 in 3.2, 1/4 in 11.6 at 117
Lucid Gravity Dream: 60 in 3.0, 1/4 in 10.5 at 139
154+ corners on the ‘Ring, many quick, but many not. Gaining a second and 20 mph out of each of the slower ones will add up fast.
If they don’t make an attempt or publish a time we’ll know I’m wrong, likely because they can’t manage temps for a full lap. Here’s hoping they do…
Yeah, the Gravity seems to be built for the track. lol.Interesting data point from the Cammisa video:
Audi RS Q8 (current ‘Ring SUV lap record): 60 in 3.2, 1/4 in 11.6 at 117
Lucid Gravity Dream: 60 in 3.0, 1/4 in 10.5 at 139
154+ corners on the ‘Ring, many quick, but many not. Gaining a second and 20 mph out of each of the slower ones will add up fast.
If they don’t make an attempt or publish a time we’ll know I’m wrong, likely because they can’t manage temps for a full lap. Here’s hoping they do…
I agree it should be able to set the record barring thermal issues.