Overview
- Lucid’s three‑row Gravity is on sale now in Touring and Grand Touring trims with starting prices of $79,900 and $98,900 and tested outputs of about 560 hp (337 miles range) and 828 hp (450 miles range), respectively.
- An Autoweek article published and then quickly taken down reportedly listed a new Gravity GT‑S with 1,070 horsepower, a $127,750 starting price, a 0–60 mph time near 3.1 seconds, and a standard Dynamic Handling Package, but those details have not been confirmed by Lucid.
- EV relayed the removed Autoweek story and cautioned it has not independently verified the leaked specifications, and Lucid has only described the new variant as “the most powerful three‑row SUV in America.”
- The potential GT‑S’s 1,070‑hp figure matches the earlier, limited Gravity Dream Edition that Lucid removed from its 2027 lineup, a pricing and output detail that could revive the company’s high‑performance credentials if confirmed.
- The model reveal comes as Lucid reported a near $1 billion Q2 loss and launched a $1.4 billion cash‑savings plan while the Gravity has driven delivery growth, so observers will watch Monterey Car Week for formal specs, pricing, order timing, and any impact on Lucid’s sales strategy.