Lucid Jumps On the Off-Road Bandwagon With New Gravity X Concept

by Chris Teague

Published: August 15th, 2025

lucid jumps on the off road bandwagon with new gravity x concept

Yesterday, we covered Cadillac’s new off-road electric concept, and today, it’s Lucid’s turn. The upstart automaker’s new Gravity SUV got the off-road treatment with the new Gravity X Concept, which features lifted suspension, a widened track, and unique styling.

Lucid chopped the SUV’s front and rear overhangs to give it better approach and departure angles, and all-terrain tires give it a beefier look overall. The automaker also fitted a roof box and LED lighting. While the upgrades don’t completely turn the Gravity into an off-road-ready SUV, they help give the minivan-like Lucid a more aggressive, imposing look.

The company hasn’t said whether or not it plans to build the Gravity X, but production of the regular Gravity has hit snags in recent times. That said, rugged off-road-looking vehicles sell like crazy, whether they ever hit the dirt or not, and Lucid believes its new SUV is a great platform for the format.

Design chief Derek Jenkins said, “The Lucid Gravity has redefined the limits of what an uncompromising SUV can achieve. The Lucid Gravity X concept expands on these core principles to explore new possibilities off the beaten path while showcasing the incredible capabilities of the Lucid Gravity. Lucid’s range, power, and versatility make it an ideal vehicle for those adventurers looking to explore further off-road.”

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Chris Teague

Chris grew up in, under, and around cars, but took the long way around to becoming an automotive writer. After a career in technology consulting and a trip through business school, Chris began writing about the automotive industry as a way to reconnect with his passion and get behind the wheel of a new car every week. He focuses on taking complex industry stories and making them digestible by any reader. Just don’t expect him to stay away from high-mileage Porsches.

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Lostboy on Aug 18, 2025

Come on, you and i both know the folks who can afford this aren't the off road type.. the best that'll see if a puddle in whole foods (just like every other douche bag SUV) and the folks who do actually off road do so in 10+ year old vehicles because they're cheap to own and run.

I'm not saying an EV SUV won't work.. I'm just saying that the folks who can spend 100K on a SUV just don't use it to go off road... they go to the mall, or the coast, NOT to a dirt trail over a mountain and through a river/forest.

Think about every LR disco you've ever seen.. they're almost always immaculate, I've never seen one in a mud coat.

This one will be even rarer than a Lambo URUS.. you'll never see it on the trail.

(just my sarcastic POV)

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- Flameded on Aug 27, 2025
  
  "I'm not saying an EV SUV won't work.. I'm just saying that the folks who can spend 100K on a SUV just don't use it to go off road... they go to the mall, or the coast, NOT to a dirt trail over a mountain and through a river/forest."
  Perfect. No Risk of them "breaking down on the trail" or risk of "No Charging stations" nearby.
  
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Calrson Fan on Aug 18, 2025

"Your GMT-900 Tahoe will crap out its transmission and lifters well before this."'

I've owned the '07 since brand new, 230K miles, a ton of towing miles(75K easy) towing heavy stuff and the transmission has never been touched or the motor. Bought a 2014 and parked it to replace the 2007 at some point.

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