Photo credit: © Alexander-93, CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo credit: © Alexander-93, CC BY-SA 4.0
This is not just another electric SUV, Lucid Gravity it is an ambitious, full-sized and high tech powerhouse that challenges everything you though an EV could be.
So from a muscle car acceleration to road trip range, the Lucid Gravity SUV is not built to blend in, it is built to shock.
Let’s break it down and not with cliches, but with cold stats that speak louder than any press release.
Here are 11 Lucid Gravity numbers that will catch you off guard:
Here is what you will learn
1. Lucid Gravity 0–60 MPH in 3.4 Seconds
Most seven seater SUVs lumber through the 0-60 sprint like they are dragging a trailer.
LUCID did not get the memo, with dual motors pushing 828 horse power, reaches from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds.
To put that in context: that’s faster than a Porsche Macan GTS. And this thing can also carry your whole family to soccer practice.
2. A Quarter-Mile Time of 10.6 Seconds
In Dream Edition form, it stunned the auto world by running the quarter mile in 10.60 seconds at 140mph, that’s according to Car and Driver.
That is not just quick for an SUV, that is quick full stop, it is quicker than most Ferrari and Lamborghini, and muscle cars ever made.
This isn’t “fast for an SUV.” Lucid Gravity SUV is fast, period.
3. Up to 450 Miles of Range
Gravity’s obsession with Aero efficiency and high voltage power delivery pays off big.
EPA-rated for up to 450 miles on a single charge, that is more than a gas-powered Range Rover or Cadillac Escalade.
No range anxiety here—just point it at the horizon and keep driving.
4. 200 Miles of Charge in Under 11 Minutes
Thanks to Lucid’s 900+ volt electrical architecture and support for 400 kW DC fast charging, the Gravity can add 200 miles of range in under 11 minutes.
You can’t even finish a latte that fast. It’s one of the fastest-charging EVs on the planet—and it’s ready for Tesla’s Supercharger network too, thanks to its NACS compatibility.
5. 828 Horsepower, 909 lb-ft of Torque
And yes, this one officially lists 828 horsepower and a staggering 909 lb-ft of torque for the Grand Touring.
That is not only more than a BMW X5 M or Audi RS Q8, it is more than some race cars!
And still, it’s smooth, quiet, and endlessly refined. This thing doesn’t growl. It glides.
6. Aerodynamic drag coefficient of 0.24
Despite its boxy SUV stance, it slices through air with a 0.24 CD, that is sedan territory and a major reason why it hits 450 miles of range.
Aero engineering is surgical with airflow elements designed to minimize turbulence without compromising interior space.
7. Up to 120 Cubic Feet of Cargo Space
SUVs are supposed to be practical, right? The Lucid Gravity doesn’t disappoint. With the second and third rows folded, it offers up to 120 cubic feet of cargo capacity in the five-seat layout, and 112 cu ft in the seven-seat version.
That’s more room than a Ford Expedition Max. Enough for bikes, skis, strollers, even furniture runs. All without giving up luxury or speed.
8. Seating for Seven Adults
Unlike other seven-seaters, that carm third row passenger into a glorified trunk, the Lucid Gravity fits seven adults comfortably, no knees in your chest seating here.
It is legit family vehicle and if your family likes to travel at warp speed.
9. Tows Up to 6,000 Pounds
Electric SUVs aren’t known for being towing champs—but the Gravity flips the script. With the proper towing package, it can haul up to 6,000 lbs. That’s enough to pull a boat, a double jet ski trailer, or a mid-sized camper.
Lucid didn’t just engineer the Gravity for the road. It built it for your life.
10. Compatible with Tesla Superchargers and CCS
Charging infrastructure? No worries. Lucid’s dual-plug setup supports both NACS and CCS, giving Gravity drivers access to Tesla’s Supercharger network and third-party stations across North America.
It’s the kind of flexibility that makes this SUV viable for real-world ownership, not just EV enthusiasts.
11. One Massive 34” OLED Curved Display
Inside, you’re greeted by a 34-inch 6K OLED curved screen that wraps around the driver’s view. Paired with a reconfigurable Pilot Panel and HUD options, Lucid’s UX 3.0 interface feels like something out of a sci-fi cockpit—intuitive, minimal, and futuristic without being overwhelming.
What can we say more?
When they announced the Lucid Gravity, skeptics expected a stylish follow up to the Air sedan and not much else.
So what arrived? A vehicle that is quicker than most sports cars and more spacious than any premium SUV, in its class and smarter than just about anything on the road.
And the best part? These aren’t promises. These are numbers. Tested, measured, and very real.
If this is the future of electric SUVs, the rest of the market has a serious problem.
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