Lucid Gravity GT 2026 Review: drives like a dream with best efficiency and massive range
Lucid Gravity 2026 Review
electrek.co
"The Gravity’s strongest suits are its driving experience and EV technology. An exceptional battery coupled with a superb powertrain and a remarkable chassis give the driver the feedback and connection necessary to become one with the vehicle. It is a perfect mix of human and machine interaction, and this vehicle should be celebrated for that.
Its weakest points are the UX and ADAS, for now. As with all startups in the automotive industry, OTA updates are something manufacturers rely heavily on. That approach has its pros and cons; in my experience, it has been far more pros than cons, so I do not mind it. I just hope Lucid will be able to deliver the experience its customers deserve. When I returned the vehicle, a new update was available that fixed some bugs, added the Matrix Headlights, and enabled hands-free driving for the DreamDrive Pro. I am pleased to see work being done on those weak points, as it gives me confidence that buyers today will not miss out on the improvements coming in the next few months and years.
I also wish Lucid would bring media players such as YouTube, Netflix, and others to its UI platform, as they could be very useful for kids on the rear display.
Overall, this is a vehicle I would not mind having in my driveway, and I am not a fan of SUVs or three-row vehicles. It is so enjoyable to drive and so easy to use that it feels like driving a big sedan. My configuration would be the Grand Touring, with the Dynamic Handling Package Upgrade, the Surreal Sound Pro, and the stock wheels and tires for the best efficiency.
Now I want one more thing: the opportunity to test it on a racetrack and push its powertrain to the limits, or more likely, reach mine. Lucid, can you invite me to your next track days?"
