Lucid Motors (LCID) introduced the Gravity GT-S, calling it “America’s most powerful three-row SUV” with over 1,000 horsepower.

The Gravity GT-S is essentially a supercar in a three-row SUV body. Lucid took the sheets off the new model at Monterey Car Week on Thursday.

Based on the same dual-motor, all-wheel drive (AWD) powertrain as the initial Gravity Dream Edition, the new GT-S variant packs a combined 1,070 horsepower.

The Gravity GT-S can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.1 seconds, making it “America’s most powerful three-row SUV,” Lucid said.

It also comes with Lucid’s Dynamic Handling Package, which adds independent rear-wheel steering and an adaptive three-chamber air suspension that lowers the vehicle at speed for better control and handling.

The new variant introduces several new design elements inside and out, including blue exterior accents, painted blue calipers, and more.

Inside, the Majave PurLuxe Premium interior features blue stitching and piping in the front and second-row passenger seats, blue seatbelts, blue stitching on the steering wheel, door armrests, and center armrest.

As an added touch, Lucid’s Bear Logo is embossed on the front seats and headrests. You can upgrade to Tahoe Leather for an extra $1,300.

The new Gravity GT-S will be available later this year, starting at $125,900 (plus a $1,850 delivery fee). That’s $27,000 more than the Grand Touring variant, which starts at $98,900. You can configure your Gravity model, including the new GT-S, on Lucid’s website. It will be available in Q4 2026.

It comes standard in Abyss Black with the Stealth Appearance package. You can upgrade to the Stellar White Metallic, Quantum Grey Metallic, or Supernova Bronze Metallic for an extra $1,000.

The five-seat configuration is standard, while the seven-seat option adds $2,900. Other extras are included as standard, including the Technology Package, Comfort and Convenience Package, and the Surreal Sound Pro sound system.

Those in Europe and other overseas markets will miss out on the new performance Gravity. Lucid said it will be “available exclusively in the United States.”

While $125,900 is a steep price, it’s still about $42,000 cheaper than the 2026 Cadillac Escalade-V, which starts at $168,000. It’s also considerably faster and more powerful.

In comparison, with 682 horsepower, Caddy’s Escalade-V can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.4 seconds, over a second longer than the Lucid Gravity GT-S.

Which one would you choose? Drop your pick in the comments below.