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Lucid Motors confirming the Gravity crossover will launch on November 7th.

We're a week away from that.

And it's going to have two trims.

Now, the touring trim will be out in a year's time.

They're going to start with the grand touring trim. It's $95,000. It'll do 440 miles of range,

which is very big compared to the other three row large SUVs in the U.S. market.

Keri v9, Mercedes-BenzS., SUV, Rivian R1S.

IDBahs, not really a direct competitor, but it'll take seven people. Model X, of course,

from Tesla. This is doing well above all of those in terms of 440 miles. You won't be surprised

to hear. Lucid leading into their efficiency reputation. Very expensive,

but by no means the most expensive three-row SUV on sale. Find out more details and they launch it

in just over a week's time. Tesla have unveiled a series of six connectors. Now, this isn't

about anything that you and I would touch, but they want to revolutionise the automotive industry

and move the industry to a 48 volts system with just six connectors, which would do 90%,

they say, of the standard electrical needs of an automobile. They're calling it the low voltage

connector standard, the LVCS, hoping to do what they did with North American charging standard,

NACS, which then became a J-3400 named Standard, which got taken on and has actually evolved from

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