The Lucid Gravity emerges as a formidable contender in the luxury electric SUV market, challenging Tesla’s dominance with cutting-edge engineering and premium features. Built on the same platform as the Lucid Air, it delivers and a —outpacing the Tesla Model X’s 335-mile maximum. Its dual-motor setup accelerates from 0-60 mph in under 3.5 seconds, blending sports-car agility with family-friendly practicality.
The Gravity prioritizes comfort with a of cargo space, stow-and-go seating, and a refined interior featuring California-inspired materials and a glass canopy roof. Ex-Tesla engineers and designers contributed to its user-friendly tech interface, addressing criticisms of Tesla’s minimalist approach.
While the Model X Plaid’s tri-motor setup achieves a faster 0-60 mph time (2.5 seconds), the Gravity compensates with superior range and daily usability. Its smaller, faster-charging battery reclaims 200 miles in 15 minutes using Tesla’s NACS network, narrowing Tesla’s charging infrastructure advantage.
Starting at , the Gravity targets premium buyers, undercutting the Model X Plaid’s six-figure tag but remaining pricier than Tesla’s base dual-motor variant. A more affordable Touring trim arrives in 2026, potentially broadening its appeal.
While the Gravity excels in luxury and range, Tesla’s brand loyalty and established Supercharger network ensure continued rivalry. The Gravity isn’t a “Tesla killer” but a compelling alternative for buyers prioritizing comfort, innovation, and American-made craftsmanship.
