DRIVING THE LUCID GRAVITY ALL THE WAY UNTIL IT DIES! HUGE BUFFER BELOW 0% IN OUR RUN TO ZERO TEST

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In this "Run to Zero" test, the Lucid Gravity Grand Touring was driven until it completely stopped, revealing a significant buffer below 0% state of charge. The reviewer found the extensive reserve range (over 6 kWh and 22 miles past 0%) to be excessive, arguing it deprives users of usable energy and highlights potential inaccuracies in the Battery Management System (BMS) after repeated charge/discharge cycles. Despite this, the driving experience itself was praised, with the reviewer highlighting the car's quietness, handling, rear-steer capability, and world-class chassis and suspension tuning. The test also noted that climate control is disabled at 0%, and while the car eventually entered "turtle mode" with reduced performance, it continued to provide usable power for an extended period. The primary concern remains the BMS calibration issue, which Lucid is reportedly aware of and working to fix.