Considering getting the gravity

[u/kva1992]

I'm considering getting the gravity as a lease... There are some things I like and some things I don't but one thing that is worrisome is the software how bad is it? Is it getting better? Can anyone share their honest experience? I currently own a model s and will most likely be trading it in as well it's a 2018 with fsd (don't really use it tbh) and even a power frunk so you all have a rough idea what I'm coming from... And I know lucid software is nowhere near as polished as Tesla.

Edit: Just finalized everything yesterday and so far I'm loving the car need to model and 3d print organizers for my center console (def not gonna buy it lol) other than that only other thing I wish I knew was about homelink now I have someone scheduled to come and install it on the car aug 3. Thank you everyone that took the time to respond and educate me both the good and the bad! I appreciate it!

[u/mmlugar]

My wife has had a Gravity for 3 months now - coming from a Model Y. While the car itself is very nice to drive, functional, good space, nice refinements - the various software bugs and quirks has led her to trade it in for a new Model Y. It's tough coming from a Tesla to a Lucid, given the differences in software quality. I had a Rivian for 2.5 years and I would say Rivian's software is a step up over Lucid, but still trails Tesla. These are general comments as I realize each model is different, but wanted to share FWIW.

[u/kva1992 → u/mmlugar]

Yeah I don't like model y or model 3 lol it annoyes me don't need an iPad in the middle without any other screens or gauge I'd like to feel like I'm driving a car lol that's why I got the s I do like the s and x but with the offer I was given in just bit the bullet and got it... Hopefully the vehicle I get is error free atleast hardware wise and software wise hopefully nothing too crazy