RayzorBEV
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Can the Gravity go rock crawling or even off roading or is it like the Model X; soccer-mom 3-rower?
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The percent of Rivian owners that take their vehicles off-road is significantly lower than you think. I’m not buying a Lucid, Tesla, or anything else; however, I’m not off-roading my Rivian.Can the Gravity go rock crawling or even off roading or is it like the Model X; soccer-mom 3-rower?
Having a capable vehicle is important if you live anywhere prone to hurricanes or flooding. Personally I think the 16 inches of ground clearance will be a big help when it comes to getting over snow. Again, something a vehicle like a Tesla Model X or a Lucid Gravity, especially in base form without air suspension, are going to be a lot worse at doing.42 inches of water? how may people need this or even try this? Base Rivian at $78K will come with 260 miles of range not 352. For large pack, I guess you have to pay another $6K
Its not a SUV therefore not a strong contender.The better charging speed, extended range, spacious third-row, potential CarPlay integration, and superior seat comfort make the Gravity a strong contender in the electric SUV market
I don't think so compared to similarly capable true SUV's. Munro would agree.And, the R1T is not priced too high?
It is not a minivan its a station wagon or maybe CUV.It’s not an SUV. It’s a full time AWD mini Van.
The Gravity is a station wagon not a minivan. Minivans have low flat floors & sliding doors.I think this whole post is moot because the gravity is a minivan not an SUV.
The percentage of any 4x4 owners (truck or SUV) including Bronco's & Wrangler's that utilize their vehicles for intended purpose is significantly lower than the demand reflects.The percent of Rivian owners that take their vehicles off-road is significantly lower than you think.
So you "seen" it at the LA car show and got the specs. from Lucid correct?. I thought maybe you actually drove it and had real world experience. On paper, any vehicle can look great....in person as well, but actually driving it on the street is a lot different. It would be nice if some of those things came true.Pardoned. Many experienced this vehicle in person at LA autoshow and made videos.
Yes another contender for the family station wagon category.The new Kia will be a contender too for a three row SUV,
Some of these points are demonstrably falseJust for fun - don't shoot the ChatGTP prompter!
"Write two paragraphs showing that the Rivian R1S is better than the Lucid Gravity"
ChatGPT
The Rivian R1S stands out as a superior choice when compared to the Lucid Gravity in several key aspects. First and foremost, the R1S boasts an impressive off-road capability that surpasses the capabilities of the Lucid Gravity. With its robust all-wheel-drive system, adjustable air suspension, and durable construction, the Rivian R1S is well-equipped to tackle challenging terrains, making it an ideal choice for adventurous drivers seeking versatility in their journeys. The Lucid Gravity, while undoubtedly a luxurious and high-performance vehicle, lacks the off-road prowess that the R1S effortlessly delivers.
Moreover, the Rivian R1S distinguishes itself in the electric SUV market with its exceptional range and innovative features. Rivian has set a new standard with an impressive electric range that outpaces the Lucid Gravity, providing drivers with an extended driving experience between charges. Additionally, the R1S incorporates cutting-edge technology and a thoughtfully designed interior, creating a seamless and enjoyable driving experience. In contrast, the Lucid Gravity, while undoubtedly luxurious, may fall short in delivering the same level of technological innovation and range that the Rivian R1S effortlessly achieves. Overall, the Rivian R1S emerges as the superior choice, combining rugged off-road capabilities with advanced electric vehicle technology.
QED
I think I'd also include the Volvo EX90. Neither the Kia EV9 nor the EX90 compete head to head against the R1S, since they both are a touch smaller and have limited off-road capability but I suspect that they may steal a few sales from Rivian. I would think that the Volvo, at least in its top trim, is a more direct competitor for the Gravity, and also has the advantage of being available for 2024 deliery.Honestly seems like lots of people here are using them off-road. The new Kia will be a contender too for a three row SUV, but not one that can go off-road.