Lucid has announced new details about its new Gravity, a new luxury electric SUV which will join the Air saloon in the brand’s range. 

Details (and the pictures) are still sketchy, but the rival for the Volvo EX90 will be a seven-seater with a 113kWh battery and up to 1,200bhp – more than 10 Nissan Leafs and trumping Lotus’ 900bhp Eletre. 

Lucid says the Gravity “promises more range than any other EV on the market – other than its stablemate, Lucid Air.” This is likely to mean a figure which tops 500 miles on a charge. 

The Gravity will offer flexible seating configurations for five, six, or seven adults, in two- and three-row seating configurations. It will also feature the next-generation Glass Cockpit high-resolution displays. 

“I’m so thrilled with the results we are seeing with Lucid Gravity, sparing no opportunity to build on everything we learned with Lucid Air to create something that warps the vehicle-class continuum,” said Derek Jenkins, Senior Vice President, Design, Lucid Group. “It is both a supercar in disguise and an SUV with flexible passenger and cargo space that seems impossibly big relative to the exterior size of the vehicle. And it does this all with Lucid’s distinctive post-luxury design, inspired by California.” 

Further information about the full Lucid Gravity line up will be released in early 2023 when reservations open for customers in the U.S. Availability and timing for markets outside America will be announced later.

The Gravity 'warps the vehicle-class continuum', apparently