2025 Lucid Gravity costs $94,900, targets 440 miles of range

The Lucid Gravity electric SUV remains to be on course to begin production before the tip of the 12 months, targeting greater than 440 miles of range and greater than 800 hp, Lucid confirmed Tuesday.

Order books are scheduled to open Nov. 7 at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time. Orders will initially be taken for a Gravity Grand Touring model priced at $94,900 before destination. A Gravity Touring model expected as a 2026 model 12 months is scheduled to begin production after the Grand Touring, in late 2025, with a $79,900 starting price. 

The estimated maximum range is predicated on “battery pack capability much like that of the 2025 Lucid Air Grand Touring,” the automaker confirmed. That version of Lucid’s sedan has a 112-kwh pack that contributes to 516 miles of EPA range. The difference will likely come down, not less than partially, to the Gravity’s additional weight and fewer aerodynamic form versus the Air.

The range figure and 800-hp output are also consistent with what Lucid discussed when the Gravity was unveiled in Nov. 2023. On the time, Lucid said the latter figure applied to a dual-motor variant that will arrive first (presumably the now-confirmed Grand Touring) and would enable a 0-60 mph time of lower than 3.5 seconds.

2025 Lucid Gravity

Lucid confirmed in September that the Gravity will get the Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) port starting in 2025, meaning the primary customer cars will likely have a Combined Charging Standard (CCS) port, as seen on Gravity prototypes.

Following the Gravity, Lucid is predicted to maneuver further downmarket with three inexpensive EVs, although they might only be considered to be truly inexpensive in relation to Lucid’s existing models. The primary is predicted to be a $50,000 midsize SUV called the Lucid Earth attributable to start production in late 2026.