Lucid Gravity Touring, Grand Touring & Dream Edition

In the regular newer lineup, the trims are Touring and Grand Touring. Touring is the entry model, while Grand Touring adds power, battery capacity and comfort equipment. Dream Edition was a limited 2026 launch flagship.

For 2026–2027, Touring is the entry Gravity. It has 560 hp, dual-motor all-wheel drive, an 89-kWh battery, adjustable air suspension, a 34-inch curved display and the model’s core driver-assistance features.

Grand Touring is the stronger, longer-range regular Gravity trim. It uses an 828-hp dual-motor system and a 123-kWh battery, and newer examples add more rear-seat comfort, quieter rear glass and built-in household-style outlets.

Dream Edition is the limited 2026 launch flagship. It combines a 1,070-hp dual-motor powertrain with a 123-kWh battery, 400-kW fast charging, a head-up display and a 22-speaker Dolby Atmos audio system.

Grand Touring mainly adds power, range potential and charging speed. It has 828 hp, a 123-kWh battery and charging up to 400 kW, versus Touring’s 560 hp, 89-kWh battery and 300-kW maximum. Newer Grand Touring models also have more comfort equipment.

The launch-only Dream Edition raises output from Grand Touring’s 828 hp to 1,070 hp and bundles showcase cabin equipment, including an augmented-reality head-up display and 22-speaker Dolby Atmos audio. Both use a 123-kWh battery and support 400-kW fast charging.

They share the Gravity’s dual-motor all-wheel drive, air suspension and 34-inch curved display, but their focus differs sharply. Touring has 560 hp and an 89-kWh battery; the limited Dream Edition has 1,070 hp, a 123-kWh battery and richer cabin technology.

Grand Touring is the regular trim aimed most directly at long-distance travel. Its 123-kWh battery provides more range potential than Touring’s 89-kWh pack, and its DC charging rate rises from 300 to 400 kW.

Touring is the straightforward pick. It keeps the spacious cabin, 34-inch display, adjustable air suspension, all-wheel drive and core assistance technology, while using a lower-output 560-hp system and smaller battery.

Dream Edition has the highest output at 1,070 hp, but it was limited to the 2026 launch. Among the regular newer trims, Grand Touring is the stronger model with 828 hp, compared with Touring’s 560 hp.

On newer Grand Touring models, the step up brings a heated steering wheel, heated second-row seats, soft-close doors and sound-reducing rear privacy glass. Touring focuses more closely on the Gravity’s core cabin and driving features.

Yes. Touring, Grand Touring and the launch-only Dream Edition all include a 34-inch curved 6K OLED driver display and adjustable air suspension, so those defining features are not limited to the upper trims.

On newer models, Grand Touring includes three built-in 120-volt AC outlets. They are intended for powering everyday devices during work, travel or outdoor use.

Dream Edition includes both the augmented-reality head-up display and 22-speaker Dolby Atmos audio system. These are defining features of the limited 2026 launch flagship rather than the regular Touring and Grand Touring equipment described here.

For 2027, no major system-level gap remains: both trims have the Premium-level driver-assistance package with adaptive cruise control, hands-on lane centering and automated parking. Earlier examples should be checked individually because the standard-equipment update came later.