Lucid Opens Orders for the 2026 Gravity Touring in Canada — From $113,500, 542 km Range, Deliveries Early 2027

Lucid has officially opened orders for the 2026 Gravity Touring in Canada and the United States — the newest and most affordable trim in its electric SUV lineup, with a Canadian sticker starting at $113,500. As Drive Tesla reported, the Touring slots in $21,000 below the top-of-the-line Grand Touring while retaining much of its performance, efficiency and design.

Performance and range at a glance

The Gravity Touring pairs an 89 kWh battery with a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system delivering up to 560 horsepower and a 0–100 km/h run of around 4.2 seconds. Range comes in at 542 km under NRCan estimation (337 miles EPA), depending on configuration — a serious number for a three-row-capable luxury SUV.

• Starting price: $113,500 CAD ($79,900 USD)
• Positioning: $21,000 CAD below the Grand Touring
• Battery: 89 kWh, dual-motor AWD, 560 hp
• Range: 542 km NRCan / 337 miles EPA
• Charging: up to 225 kW on Tesla's Supercharger network via native NACS, up to 300 kW on 1,000-volt DC fast chargers
• Canadian deliveries: expected to begin early next year

Native NACS access matters in Canada

Because the Gravity ships with native NACS compatibility, Canadian buyers can plug into Tesla's Supercharger network — the country's most reliable and widespread fast-charging system — without an adapter. On a 1,000-volt DC fast charger the SUV peaks at 300 kW, adding as much as 322 km (200 miles) in about 15 minutes, according to Lucid's figures as reported by Drive Tesla.

SUV practicality with a luxury cabin

Lucid designed the Gravity Touring around family versatility, offering five- and seven-seat configurations, up to 120 cubic feet of cargo capacity and an 8.1 cubic-foot frunk that can optionally transform into a rear-facing bench for campsite or tailgate seating. Inside, the Touring shares the pricier Grand Touring's 34-inch curved 6K OLED Clearview Cockpit and Lucid UX 3.0 software with over-the-air updates. Available extras include Surreal Sound Pro with 22 speakers, hidden storage, integrated tray tables, multiple USB-C ports and built-in 120V outlets.

Buyers wanting advanced driver assistance can option DreamDrive 2 Pro, which uses 32 sensors — cameras, radar and ultrasonic modules — for semi-automated driving support.

At $113,500, the Gravity Touring is far from a mass-market entry — but it pushes Lucid's most practical vehicle closer to the mainstream of Canadian luxury EV pricing, and its range and charging specs set benchmarks the segment will be measured against. Orders are open now in Canada, with deliveries expected to begin early next year.

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