Much depends on the success of Lucid’s three-row electric SUV. We now have confirmation that the Gravity will be available to ordinary buyers starting next month.

• Lucid announced on Friday that they intend to begin shipping the Gravity SUV to ordinary customers starting next month.
• Ever since production began in December, they have been manufacturing Gravity SUVs both for internal purposes and for a select group of nearby customers.
• The Gravity serves as the EV startup’s second vehicle and is crucial for its upcoming plans.

Anticipating your Lucid Gravity? Good news is on the horizon. The EV company announced on Friday that they will begin distributing their latest three-row SUV to typical buyers from late April onwards.

“Marc Winterhoff, Lucid’s interim CEO, stated that they have almost finished constructing vehicles for studios and test drives, with expectations that these will start reaching their various U.S. locations starting from April,” he noted.
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For customers who have been anxiously waiting for their Lucid Gravity shipment, we intend to start delivering more vehicles at the end of April.

Following an initial stage where Gravity concentrated on producing SUVs primarily for internal purposes and for a select group of nearby clients, broader customer shipments are set to commence in late April. This was stated by Lucid spokesperson Nick Twork according to his confirmation provided to the media.
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“This marks the beginning of the next stage for the launch,” he stated.

In early December, Lucid began production of its Gravity, their second model, at their facility in Arizona. The company later announced that they had
started delivering the SUVs
To Lucid employees along with their friends and relatives. Additionally, the company has been producing vehicles destined for showrooms nationwide where they can be viewed and tested.

Now everyday customers are closer than ever to taking delivery, a big milestone for Lucid’s most important project yet. The startup has yet to turn a profit, and sales of its debut vehicle, the Air sedan, never took off like the company had initially projected they would. It’s an impressive machine and the longest-range EV on the U.S. market by far, but it’s always been a sedan in an SUV’s world.

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InsideEVs will attend the press launch of Gravity next month, allowing us to provide you with detailed information about it shortly.

Have information regarding the electric vehicle sector? Reach out to the author:
Tim.Levin@InsideEVs.com

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