2027 Lucid Gravity Gets More Standard Features, Extra Key
What Car Shoppers Need to Know
- Lucid makes small tweaks to its Gravity SUV for 2027, just one model year after its introduction.
- Along with a whole host of standard features, buyers now get an extra key fob at no charge.
Lucid’s Gravity SUV is one of the most powerful and longest-range electric vehicles on the market. For 2027, Lucid gave the Gravity a few updates that should make it even better. Those updates include new standard features and an extra key fob.
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New Standard Features
Lucid has added more standard features to both of its Gravity trims for the new model year. Both now come standard with Lucid’s DreamDrive 2 Premium advanced driver-assistance system. Lucid has also decided to throw in an additional key fob for buyers. Both of these things were previously optional.
The bigger news are the new features on the top-of-the-line Gravity Grand Touring. The Grand Touring now comes standard with the previously optional Power Package, which includes features such as a 34-inch information display, 12.6-inch center touchscreen, wireless charging pad, and four USB-C charging ports for both front and rear occupants. This is in addition to a new standard staggered 21- and 22-inch wheel setup.
The Gravity Grand Touring also gets a new optional Prestige Package for $10,500. For those looking to get the most luxury and performance out of their Gravity, the package includes 22- and 23-inch wheels, a surround system system, third-row seating and the Dynamic Handling Package.
Pricing and On-Sale Date
Lucid says the 2027 Gravity is available to design now with its configurator, and the new optional Prestige Package will be available starting summer 2026. Pricing (includes destination) is as follows:
- Touring: $81,750
- Grand Touring: $100,750
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