Lucid Gravity Deal: 0% Financing and Up to $16,000 in Savings Through July 2026

The electric vehicle market has been a bumpy ride, with high prices slowing adoption. The average EV costs around $57,000—about $7,000 more than a gas car—and recouping that difference in fuel savings takes years. But Lucid is trying to change the math for buyers of its new 2026 Gravity SUV.
Right now, the company is offering 0% financing for 72 months, plus up to $10,000 in Lucid Credit, on the Touring and Grand Touring trims. The deal runs through July 31, 2026, and can be stacked with other incentives. Qualified buyers who also trade in a non-Lucid vehicle can get an extra $3,000, and current Lucid owners can claim a $3,000 loyalty bonus.
That means someone checking every box could save $16,000 before even factoring in the free financing.
To see how this adds up, consider a best-case scenario: a $79,900 Grand Touring with a $20,000 trade-in, a $10,000 down payment, and excellent credit. On a typical 72-month loan at 5% interest, you'd pay about $6,366 in interest and $2,495 in sales tax, bringing the total to $90,761.
With Lucid's cash bonuses and 0% financing, those costs drop by $22,366, leaving a discounted purchase price of $68,395. That's thousands below MSRP. Keep in mind, your actual savings will depend on your credit score and trade-in value—most buyers won't hit the maximum. But the offer signals that Lucid is eager to move inventory.
S. workforce, suggesting pressure to clear out 2026 models before the 2027 Gravity arrives.
So, is the Gravity worth it at these prices? We think so. We named it the Best Luxury Vehicle for 2026, beating out everything from the BMW 5 Series to the Cadillac Escalade. The Grand Touring trim packs 828 horsepower, the third row comfortably fits adults, and the interior features frosted glass, walnut inlays, and a 34-inch display.
gov estimates annual charging costs at just $700 for 15,000 miles—saving you $7,500 over five years compared to a gas SUV. The Gravity was built by car enthusiasts, and it shows. If you're in the market for a luxury EV, this deal makes it worth a test drive.
Source: CarBuzz
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