However, Lucid has maintained that the Gravity SUV will have its own dedicated production line in the AMP-1 factory, which is being developed as mass production nears, which the first customer deliveries will succeed. Lucid currently only has one available vehicle, the Air, which is built in several different trim levels, offering different performance metrics and pricing levels. Of course, a vehicle must have the space to be built in factories, which is the most important step in the manufacturing processes of a car.
Tesla has routinely performed on-road testing with its vehicle prototypes ahead of production, with many of the vehicles entering initial manufacturing just a few months later. It is not uncommon to anticipate early production stages occurring soon after public road testing begins. These passenger vehicles undergo months of testing and analysis as automakers perform improvements to ensure they are ready for daily driving. Testing on public roads is a major step forward in the development of a vehicle because it is the first step in assessing how an automaker anticipates a new model will perform in an everyday setting. Lucid is officially starting on-road testing with the Gravity SUV, its first step in moving toward building production units and beginning deliveries. Initial production prototypes have rolled off of what is a dedicated line for the Gravity SUV at the AMP-1 factory in Casa Grande, Arizona. “The Lucid Air redefined the sedan category, and as our technology continues to evolve and lead the market, we are in a place where the Gravity is positioned to change the world of SUVs.” “I am excited to see the Gravity SUV moving forward so quickly in its development, as it builds upon everything this company has achieved thus far and drives further advancements of our in-house technology to create a luxury electric SUV like none other,” Rawlinson said. It has moved forward quickly, and at a pace CEO Peter Rawlinson is impressed with. “And it does this all with Lucid’s distinctive post-luxury design, inspired by California.”ĭevelopment has been in the works for the Project Gravity SUV for several years, evolving into the newest and one of the most exciting electric SUVs that is set to come to the market soon.
“It is both a supercar in disguise and an SUV with flexible passenger and cargo space that seems impossibly big relative to the exterior size of the vehicle,” Derek Jenkins, Lucid’s Senior VP of Design, said.
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