Deliveries of Lucid's high-performance SUV begin up north
Lucid Gravity Grand Touring Zooms into Canada: Luxury Meets Electric in Style!
Lucid Motors has kicked off the Canadian debut of their luxury electric SUV, the Gravity Grand Touring, as deliveries began on October 11, 2025. Starting at $134,500 CAD, this SUV packs dual motors with 828 horsepower, accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds, and offers an electric range of up to 720 km. Equipped with Tesla Supercharger access through the North American Charging Standard, it promises both luxury and convenience for Canadian EV enthusiasts.
Introduction to Lucid Gravity Grand Touring in Canada
Lucid Gravity Grand Touring Pricing and Availability
Key Features of Lucid Gravity Grand Touring
Performance and Range Specifications
Interior and Cargo Capacity
Compatibility with Charging Infrastructure
Market Position and Competition
Public Reception and Feedback
Economic and Social Implications
Future Implications for the EV Market
Sources
- 1.here(driveteslacanada.ca)
- 2.PR Newswire(prnewswire.com)
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