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Lucid Gravity starts rolling off assembly line in production form

news@greencarreports.com (Stephen Edelstein)By news@greencarreports.com (Stephen Edelstein)December 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The primary customer examples of the Lucid Gravity electric SUV began rolling out of the automaker’s Casa Grande, Arizona, assembly plant Thursday.

The Gravity was first revealed in production form on the 2023 Los Angeles auto show, and it arrives as a 2025 model, initially in Grand Touring form with a starting price of $94,900 before destination. Grand Touring models goal greater than 440 miles of range with battery capability just like the Lucid Air Grand Touring sedan—suggesting not way more than 118 kwh.

2025 Lucid Gravity

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2025 Lucid Gravity

2025 Lucid Gravity

A dual-motor powertrain is predicted to deliver 828 hp from dual motors which, together with the range estimate, is according to what Lucid claimed when the Gravity was first shown in 2023. The automaker said on the time that launch versions would do 0-60 mph in lower than 3.5 seconds. A prototype drive earlier this 12 months hinted at fairly sporty handling as well.

The Grand Touring will likely be followed by a $79,900 Touring grade, arriving for the 2026 model 12 months. Lucid hasn’t confirmed any additional variants, nevertheless it’s possible the automaker will eventually introduce a lower-priced Pure grade and a tri-motor Sapphire performance version, matching the present Air lineup.

The primary customer Gravity models have Combined Charging Standard (CCS) ports, but Lucid confirmed in September that the Gravity will get a Tesla North American Charging Standard (NACS) port starting in 2025.

Today marks an exciting landmark for our company. Production of the Lucid Gravity is now underway at our factory in Arizona!​

This milestone is a celebration of the labor by our passionate and dedicated team to bring this groundbreaking SUV to life. Its combination of space… pic.twitter.com/ItJsOL3H3Y

— Lucid Motors (@LucidMotors) December 5, 2024

Lucid will next move closer to the mass market with three additional models. The primary will likely be a $50,000 mid-size SUV called the Lucid Earth, which is predicted to begin production in late 2026.

The Earth and Gravity SUVs will likely open up a much bigger market than the Air, of which Lucid delivered just 2,781 units within the third quarter of 2024. Even that was up 90% from the identical period a 12 months ago, when Lucid was likely still working to ramp up production.


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