Efficiency at 65 versus 85 will be a huge difference.
Energy used to overcome aerodynamic drag are 70% higher at 85 mph compared to 65 mph. You can not expect good energy efficiency at higher speeds.
And the wheels look the best. All 3 styles.Also, the 21s are the most inefficient tire in the whole lineup, so that didn’t do you any favors.
They’re also the most fun tire though
I have to agree with that. I've even thought about getting the Forza 19" wheels that look like the 21s.
Is there any particular model/style that achieves that?
forzaaa.com
eletric-vehicles.com
It looks like Forza makes the OEM 19" wheels for Lucid. Interesting! Which of the others are you considering?OEM Forged Wheels for Lucid
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R2 or R3. The thing is, unlike Lucid, they will make any design in any size. So I could get the 21" style wheels to fit my 19" tires. It's more a wishlist thing, $2K is more than I'm willing to spend on it for now. (There is golf cart supply company selling them for $700, but I find that highly suspicious and they don't answer emails.)
Nice, but I'm guessing that neither the 21s or 22s will reduce the visible gap between the tires and the fenders. I'm pretty much OK with the look of my 19" wheels without the aero covers. I like how not so much of the brake drum shows, and am thinking about having my brake calipers painted. I think that will dress up the look while being way cheaper than a new set of wheels. I share your concern over those $700 wheels, unless they got them off a car being parted out.
Most likely they fell of a truck
