Torque on the Gravity Dream Edition is 909 just like the Grand Touring.
yeah, as much as it would've been nice to see a halo Gravity (whether in Sapphire or X form), I can understand why they'd be so limited since it's all hands on deck for midsizeWhile I expected a Sapphire Gravity launch, I can see the sense of what they've done. The engineering for the Dream was already done, so this costs them almost nothing to put into production. It gives them something to talk about. And they'll sell more of these than they would sell a $250K Sapphire version that would have cost them a lot to develop. I wonder if it'll be available with 5 seats. Forcing me into 7 seats caused me to pass on upgrading my GGT pre-order to a GDE last year.
I'm also unconvinced that skipping a Gravity X launch was a mistake. I don't see Lucid's brand identity as well positioned for the "adventure" crowd, so I don't know how many they'd actually sell, and that would be a fundamentally new variation that would cost them a fair bit to put into production.
One of the pictures shows the HUD reflection in the windshield, but that doesn't indicate whether it's standard or not. I would assume not because this model seems to focus on only making the performance options standard.The confiugrator just says "something went wrong" so I cant tell if it has HUD or tech and full leather if it does then its not a bad deal at all.
Would rather have seen them introduce an updated 27 Air
HUD is included. Just received the email.One of the pictures shows the HUD reflection in the windshield, but that doesn't indicate whether it's standard or not. I would assume not because this model seems to focus on only making the performance options standard.
ok so its a DE with blue accents for less money? Not sure they'll sell a bunch but they will sell more than zero and the cost to make it can't be much more with just a few cosmetic changes and they might get more margin out of it.HUD is included. Just received the email.
Configfurator works now. It does include Tech Package.site is updated
It looks like its basically a GGT w/Presitige Package and 14,000 dollars more for blue seatbelts and stitching, blue brakes, blue wheel appearance kit, bear decal, and a .3 0-60mph decrease and 200hp bump.
The confiugrator just says "something went wrong" so I cant tell if it has HUD or tech and full leather if it does then its not a bad deal at all.
Ditto. When I saw all the mentions of blue, I was hopeful of a blue exterior color. Nope. And, they deleted the one color I do like, so it is a hard stop for me. That, and it is $14K more than the car I would order.Wouldn't really make sense for me. It has the one thing I don't want (HUD) and by the time it's configured with the stuff I would want, it's at $138k vs $124k for the GT configured how I'd want.
Not sure I could justify $14k for a few accents and barely faster 0-60 time.
I think they are. They can add the GT-S with little disruption to production while continuing to address the company’s short term priorities. The GT-S will likely get some media attention which is helpful provided that the company can produce problem free examples. Anything beyond this launch would be inconsistent with what Napoli laid out last week.I’m a bit baffled why they aren’t just focusing on getting the gravity and air production ironed out, and on getting cosmos right.![]()
They are. That’s why it’s not a brand new vehicle, but rebadged.I’m a bit baffled why they aren’t just focusing on getting the gravity and air production ironed out, and on getting cosmos right.![]()
I want to second this sentiment. I am not in the market for a Gravity, but here is my Lucid story.Personally, I'm thrilled! I was sooo bummed that the end of my DE lease would leave me with a "slower" accelerating Gravity - not a concern anymore!
Load it with all the options and it is basically the same price as a DE, which has all the options included.
You go Lucid - you've made my day!
Dream Ahead!