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Lucid Gravity – A Refined Powerhouse That’s Only Getting Better
After several days behind the wheel, it’s clear the Lucid Gravity is more than just a beautiful SUV, it’s a true evolution of the Lucid experience.
The driving dynamics are exactly what everyone’s been raving about. It has serious power, and driving through some canyons yesterday, it handled the twists and bends with total confidence. For something this spacious, it feels incredibly nimble and grounded.
Just like the Air, DreamDrive Pro has become an everyday companion. While it’s still catching up to what I’ve experienced in the Air, it’s already very close, and Lucid’s OTA improvements give me no doubt it’ll surpass expectations soon. The capacitive steering wheel is a great upgrade, no longer requiring that extra torque to prove you’re paying attention. Lane change assist functions just like the Air, but now with added smarts. It even suggests lane changes when you’re stuck behind slower traffic and gracefully shifts within the lane when large vehicles crowd the line. These subtle touches show how much thought went into making the drive safer and smoother.
Then there’s UX 3.0 (well…3.2.0), and wow! This is where Lucid has clearly listened to its owners. The new user interface is a MASSIVE leap forward from the Air and it’s in a MUCH better position than where the Air was this early into deliveries. The touch gestures on the wheel make controlling key functions intuitive and fast. Being able to flick apps between the top and bottom screens is super handy, and the ability to run separate apps on each screen really takes multitasking to the next level, perfect for navigation up top while controlling media or climate below.
And speaking of media… the sound system? Omg! If you were impressed by the Air, the Gravity takes it to another stratosphere. Dolby Atmos tracks sound absolutely phenomenal, it’s not just listening to music, it’s experiencing it. The spatial clarity, depth, and immersive feel are truly amazing
On top of it all, the quietness of the cabin is something you immediately notice. Whether you’re cruising through city streets or highway stretches, the interior remains whisper-quiet, giving you a peaceful cocoon that lets the drive and the sound system truly shine.
Sure, there are some early model quirks, like the occasional false warning when entering the vehicle, but these are minor, and they don’t appear while driving. The HUD is limited but still provides useful information, consistent with what you see in other vehicles but it will evolve and be refined more over time. The key? It unlocks when approaching the car and locks when I walk away with the key in my pocket. The issue with third-party music apps has already been temporarily addressed with a quick profile switch but hopefully an OTA will come sooner rather than later to do a proper fix.
All in all, the Gravity is an impressive leap forward. It’s powerful, polished, and full of thoughtful upgrades that reflect real feedback from Lucid owners. It’s not just a great electric SUV, it’s a clear signal that Lucid is listening and learning. Being an early Air owner to now an extremely early Gravity owner I think Lucid has knocked it out the park. The issues experienced so far are minor quirks that don’t warrant the knives coming out at Lucid this early into its deliveries.
Last week, I was with a content creator filming an owner impressions / experience video which he’s currently editing and will drop on all the socials soon
Stay tuned!
After several days behind the wheel, it’s clear the Lucid Gravity is more than just a beautiful SUV, it’s a true evolution of the Lucid experience.
The driving dynamics are exactly what everyone’s been raving about. It has serious power, and driving through some canyons yesterday, it handled the twists and bends with total confidence. For something this spacious, it feels incredibly nimble and grounded.
Just like the Air, DreamDrive Pro has become an everyday companion. While it’s still catching up to what I’ve experienced in the Air, it’s already very close, and Lucid’s OTA improvements give me no doubt it’ll surpass expectations soon. The capacitive steering wheel is a great upgrade, no longer requiring that extra torque to prove you’re paying attention. Lane change assist functions just like the Air, but now with added smarts. It even suggests lane changes when you’re stuck behind slower traffic and gracefully shifts within the lane when large vehicles crowd the line. These subtle touches show how much thought went into making the drive safer and smoother.
Then there’s UX 3.0 (well…3.2.0), and wow! This is where Lucid has clearly listened to its owners. The new user interface is a MASSIVE leap forward from the Air and it’s in a MUCH better position than where the Air was this early into deliveries. The touch gestures on the wheel make controlling key functions intuitive and fast. Being able to flick apps between the top and bottom screens is super handy, and the ability to run separate apps on each screen really takes multitasking to the next level, perfect for navigation up top while controlling media or climate below.
And speaking of media… the sound system? Omg! If you were impressed by the Air, the Gravity takes it to another stratosphere. Dolby Atmos tracks sound absolutely phenomenal, it’s not just listening to music, it’s experiencing it. The spatial clarity, depth, and immersive feel are truly amazing
On top of it all, the quietness of the cabin is something you immediately notice. Whether you’re cruising through city streets or highway stretches, the interior remains whisper-quiet, giving you a peaceful cocoon that lets the drive and the sound system truly shine.
Sure, there are some early model quirks, like the occasional false warning when entering the vehicle, but these are minor, and they don’t appear while driving. The HUD is limited but still provides useful information, consistent with what you see in other vehicles but it will evolve and be refined more over time. The key? It unlocks when approaching the car and locks when I walk away with the key in my pocket. The issue with third-party music apps has already been temporarily addressed with a quick profile switch but hopefully an OTA will come sooner rather than later to do a proper fix.
All in all, the Gravity is an impressive leap forward. It’s powerful, polished, and full of thoughtful upgrades that reflect real feedback from Lucid owners. It’s not just a great electric SUV, it’s a clear signal that Lucid is listening and learning. Being an early Air owner to now an extremely early Gravity owner I think Lucid has knocked it out the park. The issues experienced so far are minor quirks that don’t warrant the knives coming out at Lucid this early into its deliveries.
Last week, I was with a content creator filming an owner impressions / experience video which he’s currently editing and will drop on all the socials soon
Stay tuned!
