# 2026 Lucid Gravity Review: Tom's Guide Tests Efficiency and Utility in 3-Row EV

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Published on Savlume: 2026-10-14T07:50:31.276Z
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Source publication time: 2026-10-14T07:30:00.000Z
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In a week-long evaluation, Tom's Guide reviewed the 2026 Lucid Gravity Grand Touring, highlighting its standout 3.24 mi/kWh real-world efficiency, 828-horsepower acceleration, and generous three-row passenger room. The reviewer commended the refined DreamDrive 2 Pro assistance suite, native NACS port, and functional frunk bench seat. However, the source noted that its aerodynamic profile looks more like a modern minivan than a traditional rugged SUV, and its $123,950 as-tested price presents a steep barrier against alternatives like the Rivian R1S and Kia EV9.

## Media review

Tom's Guide reviewer John Velasco praises the Gravity Grand Touring's efficiency, passenger space, and acceleration, but says its high price and minivan-like styling are notable compromises.

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- Source-reported strength: The reviewer measured average efficiency of 3.24 mi/kWh over 236.8 miles of driving.
- Source-reported strength: The reviewer found the second row spacious and reported 42.6 inches of legroom there and 33.9 inches in the third row.
- Source-reported strength: The reviewer describes the adaptive cruise control and hands-free highway assist as more consistent and polished than the system he experienced in the Lucid Air.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer says the design looks minivan-like and may disappoint buyers seeking a traditional SUV stance.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer considers the tested price high compared with mainstream three-row alternatives.

### What average efficiency did the reviewer record?

3.24 mi/kWh over 236.8 miles of testing.

### How much legroom does the article report in the second and third rows?

42.6 inches in the second row and 33.9 inches in the third row.

### What price figures does the article give for the Grand Touring?

It lists a $94,900 MSRP and a $123,950 tested price.
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Tom’s Guide: https://www.tomsguide.com/vehicle-tech/evs/2026-lucid-gravity-review

Purchase destination: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Lucid+Gravity+Grand+Touring+%282026%29

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