Same platform, same cabin, same suspension, same charging hardware. The more affordable Gravity gives up range and output, and very little else.

The Lucid Gravity is a technology and luxury tour de force. One of the quietest cars I’ve ever driven with good range. It’s fast for a big car.

When Lucid introduced the Air electric sedan in late 2021, the first Air Dream Edition I tested packed over 1,100 hp (820 kW) and carried a $180,000-plus window sticker. It’s easily the most powerful ...

After driving both back-to-back, I understand why someone would fall for the Air. But for me, the Gravity’s combination of performance, space and everyday usefulness makes the choice surprisingly easy ...

Lucid Motors’ second model, the Gravity SUV, is a showpiece for the electric vehicle startup’s biggest strengths. It has a smooth powertrain that delivers extremely quick and effortless acceleration ...

And a frunk you can use as a bench! The Lucid Gravity aims to be everything most electric SUVs could only dream of being: efficient, good to drive and with proper seating for seven adults. It’s the ...

The 2027 Lucid Gravity midsize electric luxury SUV takes the Air sedan’s formula for efficiency and speed and stretches it into a luxury SUV. Every trim uses dual electric motors and all-wheel drive, ...

There is a very specific fantasy car that keeps showing up in the EV era. It seats a whole family without punishment. It looks expensive without trying too hard. It charges fast enough to make road ...

Troy — Mrs. Payne and I recently enjoyed “Tron: Ares,” an action-packed sci-fi movie featuring lightning-quick light bikes and glowing digital displays. Then we climbed into our own Tron-mobile. As I ...

The Lucid Gravity is the American electric vehicle brand's first-ever SUV. It's a tech-centric and performance-oriented EV that boasts impressive specs. I've seen the Gravity at multiple auto shows ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Lucid's DreamDrive advanced driver-assist system has surprisingly become one of the industry ...

I'm really not sure what that means. What interior panel? Disappointing how? For the record I had an Air Touring for 3 years, and recently swapped for a 5-seat Gravity Touring. No real issues so far.