Lucid Gravity Inventory Vanishes in 24 Hours as Drone Counts 2,000+ SUVs at Arizona Plant

Overview

• Over the weekend, several Gravity Grand Touring configurations—mostly five-seat models starting around $96,550 before fees—were listed as “available in two weeks” and then showed as unavailable within a day.
• Lucid’s communications chief said the listings were not demand-related, explaining that a small batch was built based on component availability to preserve production slots, with efforts to align some units to existing orders.
• A Monday drone flyover captured more than 2,000 Gravity SUVs across staging lots in Casa Grande, along with 12 car haulers and vehicles undergoing track tests, indicating a sharper shift toward the SUV.
• Management says most supply bottlenecks have been resolved and output is rising in the second half, though some configurations remain delayed by parts such as the heads-up display and onboard power outlets.
• With the federal $7,500 EV credit set to expire on September 30, Lucid is offering a Gravity Advantage Credit for qualifying leases, while industry trackers report scant first-half Gravity sales that the company disputes and an updated 2025 production goal of 18,000–20,000 requires 11,325 builds in the second half.