Gravity vs Model X

Wow. That is one heck of a terrible AI writing job if I ever read one.
 
Aw c'mon Joe. Is it any worse than watching an hour YouTube video for 10 minutes of content? 😜
*cough* *cough* Kyle Conner *cough* *cough*
 
Given the popularity of the SUV segment Lucid could do quite well prying people away from the Model X (Elon antics aside). Whilst it's not ugly by any means the X is just looking tired and a little outdated. The "refresh" didn't really do much to change that either given how long it's been out.

I'd be really surprised, shocked even, if the Gravity doesn't do well for Lucid.
 
Given the popularity of the SUV segment Lucid could do quite well prying people away from the Model X (Elon antics aside). Whilst it's not ugly by any means the X is just looking tired and a little outdated. The "refresh" didn't really do much to change that either given how long it's been out.

I'd be really surprised, shocked even, if the Gravity doesn't do well for Lucid.
The refresh did a few things, although it could have done more. Some basic things such as an A pillar or mirror blind spot indicator are still missing. Camera views are in the wrong place for when making turns, and unlike in the Lucid, where the camera view is a viable substitute for a mirror, in the Tesla, the perspective is different and doesn't give the same ability to judge distance.

That being said, I haven't seen the Gravity yet. I expect that I'd like it better, but I do have recent experience with the X. My father just got one. It's not that he expects it to be better than the Gravity, but it's been released. He's pushing 91 and couldn't afford to wait a few months for orders to open up, and still not have a release date. So I may end up inheriting it when my father feels too old to drive. It has a lot of nice features, which are mostly gimmicky rather than ones that truly make it functionally better.
 
The refresh did a few things, although it could have done more. Some basic things such as an A pillar or mirror blind spot indicator are still missing. Camera views are in the wrong place for when making turns, and unlike in the Lucid, where the camera view is a viable substitute for a mirror, in the Tesla, the perspective is different and doesn't give the same ability to judge distance.

That being said, I haven't seen the Gravity yet. I expect that I'd like it better, but I do have recent experience with the X. My father just got one. It's not that he expects it to be better than the Gravity, but it's been released. He's pushing 91 and couldn't afford to wait a few months for orders to open up, and still not have a release date. So I may end up inheriting it when my father feels too old to drive. It has a lot of nice features, which are mostly gimmicky rather than ones that truly make it functionally better.
I bet you those fart sounds are useful!
 
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