Lucid Motors plans to resume customer delivery of its new all-electric gravity SUV by the end of April. Incorporating gravity into customers is a big milestone for Lucid, and his success will depend on the type of vehicle that can be popular among American drivers.
Gravity is Lucid’s second car and its first SUV afterwards Wake air Sedan series. Lucid sets orders for seven-seater SUVs in November 2024 and starts Delivery first December for employees, friends and family.
“We’ve done building almost all the vehicles we want to build in order to put them in our studio and test drives,” Lucid’s interim CEO Marc Winterhoff said at a brand activation event in New York City Thursday night. “By the end of April, we’ll restore the gravity of our customers.”
Lucid employees who spoke to TechCrunch at the event, featuring an amazing mini show of discreet clay, confirmed that the EV manufacturers are busy stepping up gravity production at the Casa Grande plant in Arizona. Unless you hit any hit, there is no doubt that the American factory will be a boon for EV entrepreneurship in the work of President Donald Trump New 25% automatic tariff.
The Grand Touring model has a gravity of $94,900. Cheap tour decor will be available later in 202 and start at $79,900. The official EPA series for $94,900 Gravity is estimated at 450 miles, and the sports car’s performance is attributed to its advanced battery technology, which allows for a denser, lighter battery using a hole punch.
“With clear gravity, you don’t have to compromise. You can have it all,” Winterhoff said.
