This Lucid Gravity Grand Touring took a massive hit in the used market. It has more than $7k in options, including the Dynamic Handling Pack. Lucid recently announced competitive financing and leasing deals. The Lucid Gravity impresses on plenty of fronts, but it shares one weakness with a long list of other premium electric vehicles: it hemorrhages value. For some buyers that’s a dealbreaker, for others it’s the price of admission. Either way, the numbers are brutal. Earlier this month, a 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring went up for auction on Cars & Bids. Less than a year old, with an original sticker of $103,650, it sold for just $73,000. That’s less than a new entry-level Gravity, and this one happens to be the current range-topper. Read: 0% For 72 Months Is How You Know Lucid’s Gravity Isn’t Selling A look at the window sticker reveals this Gravity was optioned with the $2,900 Dynamic Handling Package, which adds titanium-painted brake calipers alongside rear-wheel steering and triple-chamber air suspension. It also rocks the Stealth Appearance Package and the $4,200 Tahoe Nappa Leather with Luxury Seating Package, adding plush upholstery, 18-way adjustable front seats with massage and ventilation functions, and seatback tray tables. Cars&Bids Almost new on paper, the Gravity has 12,100 miles (19,473 km) on the odometer. It’s also had a surprising number of parts replaced since delivery, including a new center console tray, hood struts, a left front wheel speed sensor, and a wheel bearing. Not the record you want to see on a nearly new premium SUV. A Performance Beast Cars&Bids The Gravity’s resale value is shaky and probably has further to fall, but the SUV isn’t without its merits, chiefly performance and efficiency. A 123 kWh lithium-ion battery and a pair of electric motors send 828 hp and 828 lb-ft (1,122 Nm) of torque to the wheels. That’s enough to hit 60 mph (96 km/h) in about 3.4 seconds, and it still manages up to 450 miles (724 km) on a single charge. Part of what’s eating into values on used Gravity models like this one may be the aggressive incentives Lucid recently rolled out on new cars. This month the company said outgoing 2026 models could be financed over 84 months at $681 a month with a $20,000 down payment. Lease deals carrying a $10,000 discount run through July 31, alongside a $3,000 loyalty credit and a $3,000 trade-in allowance from rival vehicles. Cars&Bids
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