Lucid is the local hero of the EV world: every Air and Gravity is built in Casa Grande, Arizona, about an hour south of Phoenix. The pitch is simple and real: the most efficient EVs on sale, the longest range you can buy, and cabins that punch at the German flagships. The Air sedan is joined by the Gravity, a three-row SUV that finally gives the brand a family car.
The range king. No EV on sale travels farther per charge, and the cabin feels like a first-class lounge. Built right here in Arizona.
The three-row EV with no real range rival: up to roughly 450 miles, minivan-grade space in an SUV body, and a native NACS port for Tesla Superchargers.
Lucid's first midsize EV: an SUV targeting a starting price around $50,000, aimed squarely at the Tesla Model Y.
The second SUV on Lucid's new midsize platform, also set to start under $50,000.
Future model details come from manufacturer announcements and press reports; timing, specs, and availability can change.
Lucid is an American automaker headquartered in California with its factory in Casa Grande, Arizona, and it is majority-backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, which has repeatedly funded the company. No startup is risk-free, but Lucid has deeper pockets behind it than most, plus a long warranty on every car.
The Air Grand Touring is rated around 450 miles and the brand tops the EPA efficiency charts, so real-world results are closer to the sticker than most EVs. Even the entry Air Pure clears 400 miles. Phoenix to Vegas and back is a one-stop trip at most.
Yes. The Gravity has a native NACS charge port, and Air owners can use Tesla Superchargers with an approved adapter, on top of full access to CCS networks like Electrify America.
Federal EV incentives have changed several times and the broad new-EV credit lapsed for most buyers in late 2025. Check current federal, state, and utility programs before you buy, and note that Lucid itself frequently offers strong lease and finance incentives.
Routine maintenance is minimal, as with any EV: tires, filters, and inspections. Lucid uses direct sales with service centers and mobile service in major metros, including the Phoenix area. The bigger cost consideration is depreciation, which cuts both ways: tough on first owners, a genuine bargain for used buyers.