Lucid Gravity SUV is coming with Tesla NACS port

Lucid has showcased its new Gravity electric SUV at Technology & Manufacturing Day and announced that it will come with a pre-installed NACS port. The current-gen Lucid Air sedan has a Combined Charging System (CCS).

The company held this event at its Arizona facility and announced it has already surpassed vehicle deliveries combined in 2023. In November last year, Lucid announced an agreement to adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS) for its 2025 models.

This expansion will the Gravity SUV to access more than 15,000 superchargers from day one. Tesla has the largest EV charger infrastructure in North America and has opened its access to other EV makers.

Lucid Gravity SUV (Image Source – Lucid)

Ford was the first to adopt NACS in its F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E. The company rolled out free adapters to these owners. Rivian comes second, as it released support and adapter for R1T and R1S. Rivian has also announced an NACS port for R2 and R3 vehicles launching in 2026.

Hyundai has recently revealed a new IONIQ 5 with a native NACS charging port for North American customers.

Lucid Gravity focuses on efficiency to a target coefficient of drag of less than 0.24. The cabin can house up to 7 people and has more than 112 cubic feet of usable cargo space. It has a payload capacity of more than 1,500 pounds and an additional 6,000 pounds of towing capacity.

The SUV has a Clearview Cockpit featuring a 34-inch curved and seamless OLED display. It offers a quick access touch bar with a new glass center console. This vehicle is built with 900V electrical architecture and can accelerate 0-60mph in about 3.5 seconds.

With that much power, Gravity is announced to provide 440 miles of driving range and it can charge 200 miles of range in about 15 minutes with fast charging. Lucid Gravity is expected to start under $80,000, identical to Air sedan.

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