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Lucid Reveals 2027 Gravity Lineup
The all-electric SUV gets more standard driver-assist features, new package options, and revised trim configurations for the Touring and Grand Touring models.

Lucid adds more standard features and new package options across Touring and Grand Touring trims.
Credit: Lucid Motors
Lucid Group has updated its Gravity electric SUV for the 2027 model year, including expanded standard features and revised trim offerings, the company said April 2.
The Gravity remains part of Lucid’s growing EV lineup alongside the Air sedan.
The Gravity was recently named 2026 World Luxury Car of the Year by the World Car Awards. More information is available here.
Trim Structure and Standard Features
For 2027, all Lucid Gravity models include the DreamDrive 2 Premium advanced driver-assistance system as standard, along with an additional key fob.
The lineup continues to offer two primary trims: Touring and Grand Touring.
Gravity Touring Specifications and Pricing
The 2027 Lucid Gravity Touring includes:
DreamDrive 2 Premium (standard)
Additional key fob (standard)
Available seating for five or seven passengers
Optional packages, including Comfort & Convenience, Technology, Power, Dynamic Handling, Towing, Surreal Sound Pro, and DreamDrive 2 Pro
Pricing starts at $79,900 in the U.S. and $113,500 in Canada.
Gravity Grand Touring Specifications and Pricing
The 2027 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring adds additional standard equipment, including:
DreamDrive 2 Premium
Comfort & Convenience Package
Power Package
21-inch and 22-inch wheels
A new optional Prestige Package will be available starting summer 2026 and includes:
22-inch and 23-inch wheels
Surreal Sound Pro
Dynamic Handling Package
Third-row seating
The Prestige Package is priced from $10,500 in the U.S. and $14,000 in Canada.
Additional available options for Grand Touring include the Technology Package, DreamDrive 2 Pro, and Towing Package, as well as alternative wheel and interior configurations.
Pricing for the Grand Touring starts at $98,900 in the U.S. and $139,500 in Canada.
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