A Lucid Gravity Sapphire Could Be Coming SoonLucidA high-performance Lucid Gravity Sapphire could nearly be upon us, as Lucid has just announced that revealed a "sportier" version will soon be revealed.The news from Lucid's Q2 2026 earnings presentation was initially reported by our Hearst Autos colleagues at Car and Driver, and while Lucid didn't explicitly call the car a Sapphire, we suspect that's what Lucid is hinting at. Currently, the Gravity is offered in three different powertrain configurations: Touring, Grand Touring, and Dream Edition. The dual-motor Dream Edition is the most powerful for the time being, making 1070 horsepower; that said, the Lucid Air Sapphire outpaces the Dream with its magical 1234-horsepower tri-motor powertrain, and it's hard to imagine the company wouldn't make broader use of that setup.This new variant of the Gravity is reportedly pegged to be revealed at Monterey Car Week this month, which is the perfect setting for an ultra-luxe-ultra-high-performance SUV reveal. Expect the breadth of changes to be far greater than just powertrain-related, as the Air Sapphire is truly a holistic performance car effort; upgrades to the suspension, brakes, tires, aero, control systems, and interior should all be in the cards for what will surely be a very expensive proposition. The Lucid Air Sapphire currently starts at $250,500, so expect the price of the SUV Sapphire to fly even higher.LucidIn addition to the Gravity news, Lucid also provided an update on its smaller Cosmos SUV. This midsize crossover is being postponed to 2027, as CEO Silvio Napoli confirmed it will no longer launch in 2026. Automotive News reported this delay first, noting Napoli's explanation surrounding quality concerns. "My objective is to launch the car when it is ready with top quality," Napoli reportedly said. "In the past, mistakes were done. I want to make sure they're not repeated here."AdvertisementAdvertisementNew photos of the Cosmos in cold weather testing were posted in Lucid's presentation, however. The crossover coupe's proportions show us a fastback-style rear end with thin LEDs at both front and rear. The camo covers up most of the details, though we do spy a long, tall screen poking up inside and visible through the windshield in the front shot.The delay in what will surely be Lucid's most popular vehicle is not what the company needs right now, as it has just posted a second-quarter net loss of $1 billion. That said, getting things correct out of the gate with the Cosmos will be critical considering how many Lucid has the potential to sell, thanks to a predicted starting price around the $50,000 mark.You Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State