CarBrandLogos archive · Lucid · 2024
The engineering from the saloon, in the body shape Americans actually buy.
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The story
Explore the ideas, engineering and context that shaped the Lucid Gravity, then continue into its specifications and place in the marque's lineage.
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The Air proved Lucid could engineer an electric car more efficiently than most established manufacturers. The Gravity, which entered production in 2024, is the attempt to sell that engineering to a much larger audience, because a large luxury saloon is a shrinking segment in the United States and a three-row SUV is not.
Lucid Gravity Grand Touring GIMS 2024 1X7A2305 · Alexander-93 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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It uses the same fundamental hardware: compact in-house motors, a 900-volt architecture allowing very high charging rates, and packaging that turns the space saved by small drive units into cabin and luggage volume. The front boot is large enough that Lucid designed it to be sat on. Seven seats are available, and the drag coefficient is unusually low for a vehicle of that height, which is where a good deal of its range comes from.
Lucid Gravity GIMS 2024 1X7A2323 · Alexander-93 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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It also arrives with the Tesla-style charging connector fitted as standard rather than as an adapter, reflecting how quickly that standard was adopted across the American industry. Built alongside the Air at Casa Grande and styled under Derek Jenkins, it is the model on which Lucid's case for being a volume manufacturer rather than a specialist rests.
At a glance
Produced
2024–presentDesigner
Derek JenkinsBody
5-door SUVTechnical specification
Badge at launch
This is the marque emblem that accompanied the Lucid Gravity's era. The full identity timeline is documented in the brand archive.
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Contemporaries from the 2020s
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