Lucid Gravity vs Rivian R1S

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Resale Retention (vs MSRP)
Lucid Gravity
Limited data
Rivian R1S
73.1% 2024 model · $55,500 avg used · A
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Battery Warranty
Lucid Gravity
8 yr / 100,000 mi 70% SOH floor · transferable
Rivian R1S
8 yr / 175,000 mi 70% SOH floor · transferable
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Annual Insurance (US Avg)
Lucid Gravity
$2,680/yr Hawaii: $1,240 · Michigan: $5,360
Rivian R1S
$3,200/yr Hawaii: $1,480 · Michigan: $6,400
Lucid Gravity is cheaper to insure by $520/yr on average.
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The verdict

These are two of the most compelling premium three-row electric SUVs you can buy, and they split along a clear line: the Lucid Gravity is the range-and-luxury champion, while the Rivian R1S is the adventure-and-off-road pick. The Gravity leads on the numbers that travelers care about, up to 450 miles of range versus the R1S's 410, a roomier roughly 42 cubic feet of cargo, and quick ~24-minute DC fast charging. It also has a real charging-convenience edge: native NACS means direct Tesla Supercharger access with no adapter. The R1S counters with class-leading off-road capability, a proven adventure-brand pedigree, an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award, a generous frunk on top of about 33 cubic feet of cargo, and a slightly lower starting price ($75,900 vs. $79,900). It's also the quicker car, 0-60 in as little as 2.9 seconds versus the Gravity's 3.4. Choose the Gravity for maximum range, cargo, luxury, and effortless Supercharger access; choose the R1S for trail capability, ruggedness, and a lower entry price.

Range, luxury, and space vs. trail capability

The Gravity is built around long-distance comfort. It tops out at 450 miles of range, the most here, pairs it with a very roomy roughly 42 cubic feet of cargo, and leans into a luxury-focused three-row cabin. The R1S takes a different mission. It's a 7-seat adventure SUV with class-leading off-road capability, about 33 cubic feet of cargo plus a usable frunk, and the rugged, trail-ready character Rivian is known for. On performance the R1S is actually quicker, 0-60 mph in as little as 2.9 seconds versus the Gravity's 3.4, though both are seriously fast. The decision here is about how you'll use the car: the Gravity rewards highway road-trippers who want range, space, and refinement, while the R1S rewards buyers who want to leave the pavement and carry gear.

Charging and NACS access

This is where the Gravity pulls clearly ahead on convenience. The Lucid Gravity has a native NACS port, giving it direct access to Tesla's Supercharger network with no adapter required, and it fast-charges in about 24 minutes. The Rivian R1S uses a CCS1 port and needs a paid NACS adapter (around $200) to reach Superchargers; it fast-charges in roughly 27 minutes. So the Gravity is both slightly quicker to charge and simpler to plug in at the largest fast-charging network in the country, with no extra hardware to buy or carry. The R1S still charges respectably and has broad network access once adapted, but for buyers who plan to lean heavily on Superchargers, the Gravity's native NACS port is a tangible, everyday advantage.

Price, safety, and brand

On price, the R1S opens the door a bit lower, starting at $75,900 and ranging up to $105,900, while the Gravity runs from $79,900 up to $94,900, so the Gravity's ceiling is actually lower even though its floor is higher. Safety credentials favor the R1S, which carries an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award, a strong reassurance for family buyers. On brand, the two appeal to different instincts: Rivian brings a proven, adventure-focused identity with off-road bona fides, while Lucid positions the Gravity as a technology-forward luxury flagship. If you want the lower entry price, a documented top safety award, and rugged capability, the R1S makes the case. If you want a higher-luxury experience with a more affordable top trim and longer range, the Gravity answers.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Lucid Gravity or Rivian R1S have more range?
The Lucid Gravity has more range. It offers up to 450 miles of maximum range, while the Rivian R1S tops out at 410 miles, a 40-mile advantage for the Gravity. Both are strong by three-row electric SUV standards, but if maximum range is your priority, the Gravity leads. Keep in mind that real-world range varies with trim, wheel size, towing, terrain, and weather, so your results will differ from peak EPA-style figures.
Can the Rivian R1S use Tesla Superchargers?
Yes, but with an adapter. The R1S uses a CCS1 charge port and needs a paid NACS adapter (around $200) to plug into Tesla's Supercharger network. By contrast, the Lucid Gravity has a native NACS port and can access Superchargers directly without any adapter. So while both cars can charge at Superchargers, the Gravity does it more simply, with no extra hardware to buy or remember to bring along.
Which is faster, the Lucid Gravity or Rivian R1S?
The Rivian R1S is quicker off the line. In its quickest configuration, the R1S can hit 0-60 mph in as little as 2.9 seconds, while the Lucid Gravity does it in as little as 3.4 seconds. Both are genuinely fast for large three-row SUVs, and the difference is small in everyday driving. The R1S's edge reflects its performance-oriented adventure character, but neither car will leave you wanting for acceleration.
Which three-row electric SUV is better for families, the Gravity or R1S?
Both are strong family choices with different strengths. The Rivian R1S carries an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award, seats seven, offers about 33 cubic feet of cargo plus a frunk, and adds off-road versatility. The Lucid Gravity counters with more maximum range (450 vs. 410 miles), more cargo (about 42 cubic feet), native Supercharger access, and a luxury focus. For trail capability and a documented safety award, pick the R1S; for range, space, and refinement, pick the Gravity.

Lucid Gravity vs Rivian R1S: Which EV Should You Buy?

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