Lucid is sweetening the deal on its 2026 Gravity SUV in a big way, offering 0% APR financing for up to 72 months along with a $10,000 Lucid credit on remaining 2026 inventory. The offer applies to 2026 Gravity Touring and Grand Touring models for well-qualified buyers, with Lucid requiring customers to take delivery by July 31, 2026. For a premium electric SUV that can easily climb into six-figure territory depending on trim and options, that kind of financing can make a noticeable difference.

The timing says a lot about where the young EV brand currently stands. Lucid launched the 2027 Gravity several months ago, yet it still appears to have a healthy supply of 2026 models to move. That is not unusual in today’s EV market, where buyers have become more selective and automakers are leaning heavily on incentives, lease deals, and credits to keep metal moving. Still, a 0% financing offer for six years on a recently launched luxury EV is hard to ignore.

The deal does not include the higher-end Gravity Dream Edition, but it does give Touring and Grand Touring shoppers a meaningful reason to look at leftover 2026 models instead of waiting for or ordering a 2027. Lucid is also offering a $3,000 loyalty credit for existing Lucid customers, while other buyers may qualify for up to $3,000 tied to a trade-in. Stack the available incentives correctly and the Gravity becomes a more compelling option in the luxury three-row EV space.

The Gravity itself remains one of Lucid’s most important vehicles. Unlike the Air sedan, which competes in a more limited luxury EV sedan segment, the Gravity enters the SUV world where family buyers and premium customers are still spending real money. With available three-row seating, strong range figures, quick charging capability, and the kind of clean design Lucid has built its identity around, the Gravity has the right ingredients. The challenge is converting interest into actual sales at a time when EV demand is uneven and competition is intense.

Lucid is also preparing for its next chapter with a more affordable SUV expected to broaden the brand’s reach. That model, widely reported as the upcoming Cosmos, is expected to arrive with pricing below $50,000, which would put Lucid in front of a much larger audience than the Air and Gravity currently can. Until then, incentives on the Gravity may help Lucid keep momentum going while clearing out older inventory and giving shoppers a rare shot at 0% financing on a high-end electric SUV.