Lucid Motors has revealed new images of its upcoming Cosmos model, which is expected to start production next year. The Cosmos features a sloping roofline, similar to "coupe" SUVs like the BMW X4. It will be the first of Lucid's smaller and more affordable models to launch, followed by a more traditionally shaped SUV called the Earth. Construction is ongoing in Saudi Arabia on Lucid's new AMP-2 plant that is scheduled to start building the Cosmos in the second half of 2027.
Meanwhile, a new high-performance version of the Gravity is set to be revealed later this month at Monterey Car Week in California. While details are scarce, it's expected to feature performance upgrades similar to the Sapphire version of the Lucid Air sedan, which produces 1234 horsepower. The sportier Gravity will likely boast impressive acceleration and handling capabilities, making it a compelling option for those seeking a high-performance electric vehicle.
Lucid's announcement comes as the company attempts to recover from financial difficulties and dispel rumors of bankruptcy. The introduction of new models like the Cosmos and the sportier Gravity is crucial for Lucid's future success, as it looks to expand its product lineup and appeal to a broader range of customers. With the electric vehicle market continuing to grow, Lucid is poised to capitalize on the trend and establish itself as a major player in the industry.
Source: caranddriver.com


