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I’m really curious why they went with a sedan first (minus the practicality of a hatchback as well). No one’s buying $75k+ sedans these days - at that range
by annexrichmond 3y ago
I’m really curious why they went with a sedan first (minus the practicality of a hatchback as well). No one’s buying $75k+ sedans these days - at that range people are mostly buying luxury crossovers, SUVs, or trucks.
So is their strategy then to focus on just making the best (trackable) electric sedan, and not care about volume per se?
- agloe_dreams 3y agoConsidering a fully loaded car approaches 200k...They seem to have been focused on the hyperbole.
- hn_throwaway_99 3y agoThe world looked a bit different back when Lucid/the Air first started. After all, Model S was Tesla's first major car. Lucid is releasing the Gravity soon, which is an SUV: https://lucidmotors.com/future-models/ https://lucidmotors.com/future-models/