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Lucid Gravity
Grand Touring Ultimate
€147,500
- 617 kW (839 hp)
- 0 km
- Electric
- Automatic
München, GermanyEstate
About the Lucid Gravity
The Lucid Gravity is a large electric SUV from the American maker Lucid. It is the company's second model, after the Air saloon. It sits in the premium family SUV class and is designed with room for up to seven people, depending on how the car is configured.
It suits buyers who want a roomy, long-range electric SUV and are comfortable with a newer brand. Because the model is recent, used cars are few and mostly young. Specification, battery version and service access in your country matter as much as mileage.
Generations
- First generation (2025-present) — Lucid's first SUV, built in the United States and sold as an all-electric model only.
Typical prices
The Gravity is a recent model, so our listings are few and nearly all cars are young. We do not have enough year-by-year data to describe a pattern by model year. Asking prices in the listings are widely spread. Trim level, battery version, options, mileage, condition and the country of sale all seem to affect them. With so few cars, one unusual listing can shift the picture. Compare cars with similar specification and check what is included. These are asking prices in our listings on 2026-11-10, not a valuation.
Based on our listings as of 2026-11-10. These are asking prices, not a valuation.
What to check when buying a used Lucid Gravity
Inspect the car in daylight and ask for the full service and software history. Because the model is new and the brand has a small network in Europe, confirm where servicing and repairs can be done before you commit.
Service access and support
Check which workshops can service and repair the car in your country, and how parts are supplied. Ask the seller for the service record and any invoices. A small network can mean longer waits, so confirm the arrangements in writing.
Warranty and recalls
Ask the seller for the remaining manufacturer warranty terms and whether they transfer to a new owner in your country. Use the VIN to check for open recalls or service campaigns with the manufacturer or an authorised workshop.
Software and screens
Test the central display, driver display, navigation, camera views and driver assistance. Ask which software version is installed and whether updates have been applied. Look for freezing, error messages or features that are missing from the spec.
Tyres, wheels and suspension
This is a heavy, large-wheel SUV, so check tyre wear for uneven patterns and look for kerb damage on the rims. On a test drive, listen for knocks over bumps and check that the ride height is correct if the car has adjustable suspension.
Charging history
Ask how the car was mainly charged, at home or on public fast chargers. Check the charging port for damage, and test AC and DC charging if you can. Make sure the original charging cable and any adapters are included.
Body, panels and interior
Check panel gaps, paint finish and door seals, and look for signs of repair. Inside, test every seat position, the folding mechanism of the rear rows if fitted, and all windows, locks and the tailgate.
Import and spec differences
Some cars may have been built or first sold for another market. Check the charging connector type, the lighting, the speed and range units on the screen, and that the equipment matches European specifications.
Battery, charging and heat pump
Battery and state of health
Lucid has quoted a battery of roughly 118 kWh for launch versions of the Gravity. Other versions may follow, so confirm the capacity on the spec sheet or registration papers for the car you are viewing. Battery state of health (SoH) shows how much usable capacity remains. Ask for a recent battery health report from an authorised workshop, or a diagnostic test from an independent specialist who supports this model. Compare the displayed range at a full charge with the original claim.
Charging
The Gravity uses a high-voltage electrical system designed for fast DC charging, and it also charges on AC at home or at public points. Actual charging speed depends on the charger, the battery temperature and the connector fitted for your market. Check the charging port for bent pins, cracks or burn marks. Inspect the cables for damage and confirm which adapters come with the car. Test at least one AC session and, if possible, one DC session.
Heat pump
Check the spec sheet to see whether a heat pump is fitted, as we cannot confirm this for every version. A heat pump heats the cabin more efficiently than a resistive heater. In cold weather this can reduce the range loss from heating, which matters most on short winter trips and in northern countries.
Frequently asked questions
Which version of the Lucid Gravity should I look for?
There is only one generation so far, so the choice is mainly between trims, battery versions and options. Decide whether you need the third row, then compare cars with a similar specification. Confirm the battery capacity and equipment on the spec sheet rather than relying on the trim name.
What should I inspect on a used Lucid Gravity?
Check software behaviour, the charging port and cables, tyres and wheels, panel fit and the interior controls. Ask for the service history and open recalls by VIN. Also confirm where the car can be serviced in your country, since the brand's network is still small.
How do Gravity prices change with year and mileage?
We do not have enough listings to show a reliable pattern by model year. Most cars are young and mileage is generally low, so trim, options, battery version, condition and the country of sale tend to matter more. Compare similar cars and look at the listing date.
How can I check the battery health of a Gravity?
Ask the seller for a recent battery health report from an authorised workshop, or arrange an independent test. Compare the range shown at a full charge with the manufacturer's original figure. Also check the charging history and whether there are any battery warnings in the car.
Does the Gravity have a heat pump?
Check the spec sheet for the exact car, because equipment can differ between versions and markets. A heat pump helps heat the cabin more efficiently in winter and can limit range loss in cold weather. If it is not listed, ask the seller to confirm.
Is it difficult to own a Gravity outside the United States?
It can be more involved than with a long-established brand. Check the local service points, parts supply, software support and warranty terms in your country before you buy. Confirm the charging connector and that the car's equipment matches European requirements.