Lucid deals in Los Angeles
This page collects the Air sedan variants and Gravity SUV variants, useful if you're comparing body styles or trims within each before narrowing to a specific configuration. On the sedan side, Pure, G XR, and Sapphire span a range of trim levels, while the standard Air rounds out that group. Because this brand sells directly rather than through franchised dealers, orders, trade-ins, and delivery all run through the company itself, and leases are written through its own financial arm rather than a third party. Service also runs through company-owned centers and mobile technicians instead of a dealer network, which matters when you're weighing ongoing ownership, not just the purchase. New vehicles carry a basic coverage period with longer, separate coverage on the battery pack, though specifics vary by trim. Charging setup differs across the lineup too: earlier cars use a CCS port with adapter access to another charging network, so confirm port type and whether an adapter is included on the specific car you're considering. One tradeoff worth weighing before you commit: service center density here is lower than what franchised brands offer, certified shops are required for body repair, and insurance costs can reflect that narrower repair network.
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Lucid sells directly to customers through company-owned studios rather than franchised dealers, which is why the catalog shows no dealer points for the brand. Orders, trade-ins, and delivery are all handled by Lucid itself. Leases are written through Lucid's own financial arm rather than an outside bank.
The Lucid lineup here consists of the Air, a sedan, and the Gravity, an SUV. That's the full spread of body styles the brand offers — no coupe, hatchback, or truck variants. If you want three-row SUV space or a lower sedan seating position, that split tells you which model to look at.
Service runs through Lucid's own centers and mobile technicians rather than a wide network of independent shops, and service center density is far lower than what franchised brands offer. Body repair after a collision requires a certified shop, which narrows your options further. This limited repair network is also reflected in insurance rates, so it's worth factoring in before you buy.
Charging uses a CCS port on earlier Lucid cars, with adapter access to the Tesla Supercharger network. Because port type and adapter inclusion vary by car, you should confirm both on the specific vehicle you're considering rather than assuming. This detail matters more for road trips than daily home charging.
The Air is Lucid's sedan and the Gravity is its SUV, so the choice comes down to body style and cargo or seating needs rather than two versions of the same car. Both are sold and serviced the same way, direct from Lucid rather than through a franchised dealer network. Neither is offered with a different powertrain type since Lucid builds electric-only vehicles.