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By Rpomeroy
So it’s my first couple weeks with my 2027 Gravity Grand Touring 5 seat with the smaller range focused wheels. It’s advertised as having 450 mi range. I set the charge limit to 90% and charged it at home with a Tesla wall charger. When it finished charging to 90% the app displayed a dynamic range of only 293 miles - slightly less than my 2017 Tesla Model S P100D. What am I missing?
By Photon440
Beloved by very few, Tesla has announced that they will be winding down Cybertruck production in 2027, citing low sales and the need for the factory space to build robo-cabs. After a slow start, sales first accelerated with ocean liner swiftness before quickly tapering off to significantly diminished enthusiasm so far this year.
By Corplhicks
I signed up for the Lucid charging service so when I go to Tesla, for example their chargers, I just plug in and it is charging practically before I even get back to my driver seat. Same goes for Electrify America but my question is do I get the best rates is it linked so that if I go at 1 o’clock in the morning, I’m gonna get the best rate through that. Does anybody have any specific information about how it compares to say if I signed up for the Lucid service specifically and or the... Read more
By BigLittle
Hello Mud Community, Over the last 9 months there has been some great headway made on the ZhiFang 12.1" Tesla style touchscreen radio with integrated climate controls. There are a few dedicated threads to specific installs and I figured it was about time to create a general discussion forum as lots of good install info if getting buried in these threads. For those of you who have not seen this yet it seems to have started here: Tesla style head unit - has anyone seen this? Specific... Read more
By MikeTz
Just received an offer from Tesla to add ceramic brakes to our Model S Plaid at a price of 20k. Funny thing is, we no longer have the Plaid. Any chance of Lucid offering Ceramic brakes as an Option? Should be a simple thing to do. I for one would grab a set. I wonder how many owners would go for it as well.
By ORcoast
I'm new here and thought I might find a discussion on this topic, but I've not seen one. I have a 2026 Ioniq 5 and of course the charging port is on the rear passenger side. Tesla has the port on the driver's side. When charging at a Tesla fast charge station the short length of the cable on the charger requires that you take up 2 slots (1.5 more accurately, but I've yet to see half a Tesla). This works if the site isn't busy, otherwise it's a problem. I see that there are aftermarket... Read more
By Demian Johnston
I have recently installed a Tesla Universal Wall Connector, and for the first time left my Clarity plugged in to it overnight. This morning I woke up to find my 12V battery drained! I found an old thread where folks have seen their 12V drain when plugged in to Juicebox’s in certain configurations (load sharing?) Has anyone else experience 12V drain while plugged in? Could this be a bug in handshaking between the Tesla Wall connector and our Clarity? thanks for thoughts!
By RL8
Maybe this is a stupid question given Lucid is trying to figure how to stop a window from malfunctioning, but why isn’t Lucid using one of its greatest assets (LIDAR) to create a competitive advantage (safety)? With LIDAR, it should be able to build a full suite of safety features including a screen that’s always on showing all cars and objects on the road (including animals), like Tesla. They could potentially build predictive insights (me thinking out loud). Why haven’t they fully... Read more
By Bdr100
Kyle Conner with Out of Spec Reviews has posted a couple videos on his road trip experience with Gravity and comparing to new Tesla Model Y XL. He also posted a seperate short (by OOS standards) video on driving Gravity on beach in Out of Spec Bits. In general, these videos were quite positive, with only a few small gripes. In short he (and rest of his team) agreed that the Gravity was a road trip monster. Was it worth twice Model Y? Depends on your budget and if FSD... Read more
By chadcar
Thought I'd share my experience with the first towing drive with my GGT on a 920 mile round trip from Boise, Idaho to Yellowstone National Park. Overall, this was a very uneventful experience with the GGT performing as well, if not better, than my previous Tesla X or my wife's Cadillac Vistiq. Here are the details: RV: 2,500 pound Alto Safari, a single axle teardrop camper trailer with electric brakes Elevations: Boise is at 3,000 feet elevation. Yellowstone is at approximately 7,800... Read more
By NoahWeb
An Open Letter to Lucid: 1,408 Miles In, 3.52 mi/kWh, and a New Owner's Wish List I just finished my first big drive in my 2023 Air GT: 1,408 miles from California to Texas at 3.52 mi/kWh, with a mere 5 charging stops (not counting overnight rest charges). I came to Lucid after six years and 133,000 miles in a 2017 Tesla Model S 100D, so I know what a mature EV software experience feels like day to day. The Air is a remarkable car! The efficiency, the ride, the engineering are all... Read more
By eggyacid
Now with NTSA allowing Digital Matrix Lights in the US, Audi SQ9, Rivian and Tesla just released in the US and they will have full digital matrix headlights. Now for us in the US with EQS and...
By gaskiller
European Mobility Leaders Build Safe Vehicles and Robotaxi Fleets on NVIDIA Hyperion NVIDIA today announced that leading automakers in Europe and mobility providers, including Bolt with Lucid, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and Einride, are showcasing selected autonomous-mobility use cases on the NVIDIA Hyperion computing platform, demonstrating potential... nvidianews.nvidia.com I could see Waymo being the costly option with how they incorporate sensors. Tesla will hit a brick wall not using Lidar Robotaxis using Nvidia software will leapfrog Tesla eventually, and be cheaper t…
By CobraBob
Elon Musk is a genius. His Roadster made a flying debut and obviously amazed everyone. His Roadster concept debuted in 2017. Simply amazing that it is now a proven vehicle. Musk said certain versions of the Roadster can accelerate from zero to 60 mph in less than one second and reach a top speed of more than 230 mph. During the event, Tesla demonstrated a Roadster accelerating to 60 mph in under a second... Read more
By upa
I don't think this has been discussed here yet(I did look ). I recently replaced my Enelx Juicebox charger that gave up the ghost with my ICCU failure earlier in the year and installed a pair of daisy chained( that can load share the same circuit, very cool) Tesla wall chargers in anticipation of my daughter's Model 3 arrival and came across one of several aggregate programs that claim to compensate you to charge your EV. I was initially skeptical, but now just simply suspiciously... Read more
By Pip321
What app are you folks downloading / using to charge your AIR @ a Tesla station? There are @ least six different ones. Also do you have to open an account as you do w/ FLO, Blink, Charge Point etc…thanks
By themick97
After having a Dakota Quad cab forever sold it and decided no more trucks-motorcycles are gone boat is sold no need no more. Bought a new 26 Outback and have a Tesla and that was that. Epilogue: rode in my friends Laramie fell back in love and just bought 2017 Laramie Longhorn with the turbodiesel. Hope I have luck with it
By YEH
Korea - 4,545 (-51.2%) GV60 - 73 GV60 Magma - 13 G70 - 83 GV70 - 1,406 G80 - 1,460 GV80 - 1,240 G90 - 270 Not surprisingly, Genesis continues to freefall in its domestic market due to the combination of an aging and thirsty lineup; the hybrids can't come quickly enough and they will only slow the bleeding. Tesla (10,400) continues as the 3rd best selling brand (76,776 YTD) and is vastly outselling Genesis (56,999 YTD) for the year. Kia (391,579 YTD) continues to outpace Hyundai (342,160... Read more
By bwilson4web
Saturday I witnessed and Tesla dash cam automatically recoded this: FSD detected the pedestrian and slowed down instead of veering to the left. Another car approached and came to stop which also stopped FSD The *$$ sprayed the pedestrian with what looks to be bear mace Then he drove past my car which recorded the Nissan, Versa, and license tag I parked to render aid: water and paper towels as she was blinded and in... Read more
By Hanover Fiste
Just curious if there are any serious potential buyers out there.
By RM-S8
Fourth one in my household. My wife's 2nd one. Should I be called one? An ambassador I mean No qualifications for a TV ad on my part (I'm too old for that), but a Seiko watch, box of chocolates, a cheap bottle of wine, a big red bow? Nothing, not a peep from Lucid's headquarters. I'm devastated. I think I'll switch to Tesla.
By Bill55
NACS will be the standard in USA. BMW Group to adopt NACS across its EV brands, enabling Tesla Supercharger access BMW Group is the latest legacy automaker to confirm it will adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS), delivering EV... electrek.co I think Lucid only harms itself by not moving to NACS as soon as possible. *mod edit to get the link on the first post* It's here! https://ir.lucidmotors.com/news-releases/news-release-details/lucid-adopt-north-american-charging-standard-nacs-bringing
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