A new weeklong review of the 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring describes 828 horsepower, a claimed 386-mile range and a 3.4-second 0–60 mph run. The reviewer praises its roomy cabin and smooth performance while noting its substantial price and van-like exterior proportions.
This is not a recommendation to abandon the preference for a fast gasoline SUV. It is a useful benchmark: if an electric three-row SUV can combine speed and comfort at this level, a gas candidate should be judged against those strengths rather than only against other combustion SUVs.
What to do: If a local dealer has a 2026 Gravity available for a test drive, compare second-row comfort, third-row access, ride quality and visibility with the X7 and Escalade. Do not order based on acceleration numbers alone.
Before you go further: The review’s pricing and specifications describe its test vehicle, not a verified local dealer inventory listing. Electric charging requirements and long-term service experience deserve their own assessment.