Lucid Motors launched a limited-time lease offer for its Gravity sport utility vehicle at $749 per month for 39 months, combining a $7,500 lease credit with a $5,000 on-site bonus as the California-based EV maker works to move existing inventory.
“For a limited time only, the award-winning Lucid Gravity Touring is available to lease from $749/month,” the company wrote in an email to US customers on Wednesday.
The campaign runs through January 18 and applies to the 2026 entry level trim of the model priced at $81,550, including destination.
Customers must take delivery within seven days of the vehicle being ready.
Lease Terms
The advertised $749 monthly payment assumes qualification for both the $7,500 Lucid Advantage Credit and the $5,000 On-Site Vehicle Bonus, which requires taking delivery at a designated studio location.
The lease requires $4,989 due at signing plus tax, title, license, and registration fees, with the security deposit waived.
The 39-month agreement includes 10,000 miles per year, with excess mileage charged at $0.25 per mile.
For buyers who prefer to own their Gravity, Lucid is offering 1.99% APR financing for up to 72 months on both the Gravity Grand Touring and Touring variants.
Extended Credit
As reported by EV on January 2, Lucid extended its $7,500 Lucid Advantage Credit through mid-January, giving US customers an additional 18 days to take advantage of the incentive originally set to expire at year-end.
“For a limited time, take $7,500 off your Lucid Gravity lease with the Lucid Advantage Credit,” the company wrote in an email to US customers on January 2. “Must take delivery by January 18, 2026.”
The Saudi-backed EV maker introduced the Lucid Advantage Credit in August to offset the expiration of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit on September 30.
The credit applies only to customers leasing a new Gravity from existing inventory and excludes demo and fleet vehicles.
Gravity Specifications
The Gravity Touring offers an EPA-estimated range of 337 miles when equipped with 20-inch front and 21-inch rear wheels in its two-row, five-seat configuration.
The higher-end Gravity Grand Touring achieves up to 450 miles of range in the same configuration.
Lucid began delivering the Gravity to US customers in 2025 after small-scale deliveries started in the final days of 2024 to staff and their families.
Although the company faced several internal and external hurdles in ramping up production of the model, a new drone flyover from the EV maker’s plant in Arizona showed a new output record.
Last month, the company’s interim CEO Marc Winterhoff said that Lucid was producing more than 1,000 vehicles in some weeks.
European deliveries are set to begin within weeks as the company looks to expand its presence in the region following a challenging year in markets like Germany, where it delivered just 183 vehicles in 2025.
The company reported earlier this week that it met its lowered production guidance of 18,000 units by nearly 400 vehicles.
