introduction
The 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring represents Lucid Motors’ second model and its first foray into the SUV segment: an electric vehicle that combines extreme luxury, cutting-edge technology and dynamic capabilities that defy the laws of physics for a nearly 6,100-pound SUV.
Essentially, it’s an SUV designed for those looking for maximum electric performance without sacrificing interior space. This Gravity inherits the Air sedan’s philosophy of efficiency, luxury and advanced technology, but translates it into a more versatile family format and aims to be the most advanced and nimble electric SUV on the market
Styles and options
The Lucid Gravity 2026 has three models: Touring, Grand Touring and Dream Edition.
Drivetrain
The Gravity Grand Touring is equipped with two permanent magnet electric motors, one at the front and one at the rear. It produces 560 horsepower and 811 pound-feet of torque, which is sent to all four wheels via the standard all-wheel drive and single-speed transmission.
Interior style
The interior of the Gravity Grand Touring is highlighted by premium materials such as open-pore wood surfaces, Purluze finishes (vegan alternative to leather) and up to five California-inspired color themes. The front seats offer heating, ventilation and 18-position massage with programmable memory, ensuring maximum comfort on long journeys.
The versatility of the space is exceptional, offering configurations for five or seven passengers, with optional second-row bench seating or captain’s chairs. The second- and third-row seats fold completely flush with the floor, freeing up to 120 cubic feet of cargo space in the five-seat version and 111 cubic feet in the seven-seat version, respectively. Even with all seven occupants on board, there’s a respectable 21 cubic feet of space behind the third row.
Other details include a reconfigurable center console with modular bins, folding tables integrated into the front seatbacks, automatic soft-close doors and an 8.1 cubic-foot front trunk that converts into a bench seat for admiring the scenery.
technology
The Gravity Grand Touring is equipped with the Clearview Cockpit system, which consists of a 34-inch curved 6K resolution OLED screen that hovers above the steering wheel and combines digital instruments with navigation in a single uninterrupted surface, accompanied by a horizontally oriented full HD touch panel pilot panel with quick access bar.
An augmented reality head-up display is available as an option, which projects navigation and assistance information directly onto the windshield and focuses the view on the road.
Everything works under the Lucid UX 3.0 operating system, an intuitive, fast and highly customizable interface that receives improvements and new features through over-the-air (OTA) updates throughout the life of the vehicle. The system is wirelessly compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and allows full integration with mobile devices, as well as access to applications, maps and messages on the main screen.
Features include a Surreal Sound Pro audio system with 22 Dolby Atmos speakers, four independent zone climate control, wireless charging for devices, USB-C ports in all rows and integrated 5G connectivity.
Security
The Gravity Grand Touring is equipped as standard with the DreamDrive 2 system, a complete package of active assistance systems that includes automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection, lane departure warning with corrective assistance, adaptive cruise control with lane centering function, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic warning and rear collision avoidance braking system.
The lane change assistant works intelligently and suggests maneuvers when it detects slow traffic and slightly adjusts the position within the lane when large vehicles stray into the lane.
Additional features include an active hood that raises upon impact to reduce injuries to pedestrians, a front axle lifting system to prevent scratches on steep ramps (with GPS memory), a 360-degree camera for parking maneuvers, perimeter sensors and driver monitoring using an infrared camera.
On the way
The Gravity Grand Touring exceeds all expectations for a 3,100-pound, three-row SUV: it’s truly exhilarating to drive. Beyond rough numbers, its dynamic character sets it apart from all competitors.
In tight corners, the Gravity turns with progressive control off the throttle and transitions into controlled oversteer more easily than many sports cars, an absurd virtue for something so heavy. 15.4-inch front brakes with six-piston calipers take you from 60 to 0 mph in just 107 feet without losing consistency even under heavy use.
The adjustable air suspension with customized shocks offers three modes (Smooth, Swift and Sprint) that vary height (from 5.2 to 9.3 inches), firmness and responsiveness. In Smooth mode, the Gravity filters out bumps with aplomb, absorbing bumps without flinching, despite the staggered 22/23-inch tires; When sprinting, it gets tighter without reaching unpleasant extremes, maintaining exceptional control.
The regenerative braking has three adjustable levels, from conventional control to aggressive one-pedal driving, and the adaptive cruise control system with lane centering works flawlessly and is activated gradually via the left touchpad on the steering wheel.
The cabin remains remarkably quiet at any speed. Lucid achieved this through an extremely rigid body structure, acoustic laminated glass, careful sealing of all openings and aeroacoustic optimization through the design, although some drivers report occasional noise from the area of the side mirrors at high speeds.
Diploma
I recommend the 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring if you’re looking for the most dynamic, spacious and technologically advanced electric SUV on the market, with supercar acceleration, ultra-fast charging and actual capacity for seven adults in a practical configuration.
It is ideal for those who value extreme refinement, strikingly sporty handling and revolutionary design, backed by a competitive warranty and included maintenance. It’s not so highly recommended for buyers who expect instant perfection: as a first-year vehicle, it has occasional assembly inconsistencies and small software bugs that are fixed with updates, at an entry-level price that puts it in the absolute premium luxury range.
Price: Starting at $81,550
Consumption: 111 MPGe City – 106 MPGe Highway