I Took This $100K+ EV for a Weeklong Test Drive. 12 Things That Impressed Me Most About the 2027 Lucid Gravity
Despite the loss of EV tax credits in the US, gas prices might have you thinking about switching to an electric car. I've had a Tesla for years, and considered other brands, most of which come in under $50,000. However, I recently got the chance to test out something a bit more luxurious: the 2027 all-electric Lucid Gravity Grand Touring.It's a stunner in several ways, including its sticker price.
- ▪Despite the loss of EV tax credits in the US, gas prices might have you thinking about switching to an electric car.
- ▪I've had a Tesla for years, and considered other brands, most of which come in under $50,000.
- ▪However, I recently got the chance to test out something a bit more luxurious: the 2027 all-electric Lucid Gravity Grand Touring.It's a stunner in several ways, including its sticker price.
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Despite the loss of EV tax credits in the US, gas prices might have you thinking about switching to an electric car. I've had a Tesla for years, and considered other brands, most of which come in under $50,000. However, I recently got the chance to test out something a bit more luxurious: the 2027 all-electric Lucid Gravity Grand Touring.It's a stunner in several ways, including its sticker price. I spent a week with the seven-seat Gravity, and it was a blast to drive; Sprint mode quickly banishes any minivan vibes. The $80,000 starting price (which can balloon to $100K+ with all the bells and whistles) likely puts it beyond the reach of the average family, but for those who can make it work, it could be the ultimate road trip vehicle. Here's what stood out to me. 1.
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