Lucid Gravity GT-S Brings 1,070 Horsepower to the Three-Row Electric SUV
Lucid unveiled the 2027 Gravity GT-S, a three-row electric SUV, at Monterey Car Week. The dual-motor model is rated at 1,070 hp, up from 828 hp on the Gravity Grand Touring, and is claimed to cut 0-60 mph to 3.1 seconds from 3.4. It adds a Dynamic Handling Package and starts at $125,900 before destination and taxes. Orders opened in the US.
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Why it matters
The disclosed horsepower jump, handling package, and US order opening provide a fresh catalyst for EV-product sentiment, but the article lacks delivery, reservation, or margin data.
Market read
Traders may reassess near-term sentiment around Lucid’s Gravity demand prospects due to the new US-ordering, performance-focused trim.
What to watch
No details on battery, range, pricing for options, production timing, or delivery estimates, which are key for translating specs into financial impact.
Background
Lucid is expanding the Gravity SUV line with a new range-topping GT-S variant unveiled at Monterey Car Week.
Ticker impact
Lucid introduced the Gravity GT-S, a new 1,070-hp three-row EV variant with orders open in the US, priced above the Grand Touring.
Likely modest positive bias for LCID on EV-product momentum, with follow-through dependent on reservation/volume data not provided here.
The article provides concrete specs, standard features, and a new US starting price, but no guidance, deliveries, or margin implications.
Market effects
Highlights competitive pressure in the three-row EV segment via higher performance variants and added handling tech.
US-focused availability may concentrate near-term demand narrative in the US market.
Canada not offered yet, limiting immediate cross-border read-through.
Counterpoint
A higher-horsepower trim may not materially improve profitability or volumes if pricing and production constraints limit uptake.
Key entities
- companyLucid
Manufacturer of the Gravity SUV, launching the Gravity GT-S with 1,070 horsepower and a Dynamic Handling Package.




