Lucid Gravity
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Pros
- My vote is for the Gravity. Much better quality. ... The Gravity has about ~400 miles of range. Would only need to charge at home.
- I’d probably get the Gravity but I’d wait a year or two and get it used. Paying MSRP just to eat that depreciation bullet is not for me.
- Lucid Gravity on the other hand gives me that feeling as an option... I like that Lucid Gravity has multiple rows of folding seats which I use now in my SUV for hauling things.
- Go see the Gravity in person. The packaging is pretty incredible. It's certainly a lot smaller on the outside than any other vehicle with similar space. You sit inside it and marvel at the space efficiency that doesn't seem possible.
- I drove the Gravity last week and I was truly impressed by the packaging and the performance. The way my 6' self can comfortably sit behind myself, behind myself, is truly impressive. And then you can fold away that comfortable third row...
Cons
- This is a long wheelbase car and having such a cabin forward design wouldn't look sleek: it'd look a bit like a van that's been squished vertically Monty-Python style, unless you squared it off to look like a Lucid Gravity.
- Lucid Gravity 5,000 Mile Review! The Best Driving SUV Crippled By Software Annoyances
- When HyperCars can’t compete with crossovers like the Lucid Gravity and sedan Model S Plaid, they have to market themselves differently to stay relevant.
- The gravity has something huge against it from me and that’s looks, it looks god awful.
- Gravity is more than a year late and still doesn't have a GA.
Sentiment
11 positive (58%) · 4 mixed (21%) · 4 negative (21%)
Trust + time weighted score: +42% · raw score 37%
What redditors said (10 of 19)
My vote is for the Gravity. Much better quality. ... The Gravity has about ~400 miles of range. Would only need to charge at home.
I’d probably get the Gravity but I’d wait a year or two and get it used. Paying MSRP just to eat that depreciation bullet is not for me.
Lucid Gravity on the other hand gives me that feeling as an option... I like that Lucid Gravity has multiple rows of folding seats which I use now in my SUV for hauling things.
This is a long wheelbase car and having such a cabin forward design wouldn't look sleek: it'd look a bit like a van that's been squished vertically Monty-Python style, unless you squared it off to look like a Lucid Gravity.
Lucid Gravity 5,000 Mile Review! The Best Driving SUV Crippled By Software Annoyances
Go see the Gravity in person. The packaging is pretty incredible. It's certainly a lot smaller on the outside than any other vehicle with similar space. You sit inside it and marvel at the space efficiency that doesn't seem possible.
I drove the Gravity last week and I was truly impressed by the packaging and the performance. The way my 6' self can comfortably sit behind myself, behind myself, is truly impressive. And then you can fold away that comfortable third row and people wouldn't even know it exists.
When HyperCars can’t compete with crossovers like the Lucid Gravity and sedan Model S Plaid, they have to market themselves differently to stay relevant.
I actually got to test drive a Lucid Gravity a few days ago and it was very spacious and I liked the interior finishing.
The gravity has something huge against it from me and that’s looks, it looks god awful.
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