Lucid Gravity specs
Lucid’s Gravity Grand Touring packs a 123 kWh battery, dual motors producing 828 hp and 909 lb‑ft, hits 0–60 mph in 3.4 seconds and claims an EPA range of 450 miles—huge numbers for a large electric SUV. The company says there’s “meaningful early demand” and it’s backed by over $9 billion from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, signaling serious firepower behind the launch. (longyield.substack.com)
Lucid says the Grand Touring’s DC fast‑charging architecture can add about 200 miles of range in under 11 minutes. (prnewswire.com) Lucid’s technical spec sheet lists boost charging capability up to 400 kW and a built‑in NACS charge port for Plug & Charge convenience at compatible stations. (media.lucidmotors.com) Interior packaging gives the seven‑passenger layout more than 111 cubic feet of usable cargo space and five‑passenger versions about 120 cubic feet, with seating configured to carry up to seven full‑size adults. (prnewswire.com) Lucid expanded the Gravity lineup with a lower‑priced Touring trim that starts at $79,900, is open for customer orders and has select configurations listed for immediate delivery. (prnewswire.com) Lucid has massively increased its Casa Grande, Arizona AMP‑1 footprint to about 3.85 million sq ft to add new general assembly, paint, body and powertrain capacity for Gravity production. (lucidmotors.com) Observers say drone footage showed hundreds (possibly over a thousand) Gravities queued at the Arizona site during ramp‑up, even as S&P Global registration data reportedly recorded only nine Gravity registrations in H1 2025 — a discrepancy Lucid attributes to a lag between customer sales and DMV registration and says it has sold “multiple hundreds.” (electrek.co) (ev.com) Lucid’s CFO told investors in March 2026 that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has invested more than $9 billion in the company since 2018 and that Lucid held about $4.6 billion in liquidity sufficient to fund operations into the first half of 2027. (eletric-vehicles.com)
