Lucid Air and Gravity guide catalogue

By ReferCharge. Updated 2026-08-18.

Charging comes first because the two vehicles use different inlets, and Air charging speed depends heavily on station voltage. The remaining guides keep Air and Gravity accessory fitment separate.

The guides

Supercharger speed

Why the cabinet voltage, not the adapter brand, creates the Air's speed cliff.

Charging adapters

Air and Gravity use opposite connector directions, with a clear warranty caveat.

Home charging

J1772 for Air, NACS for Gravity, plus output and circuit planning.

Battery preconditioning

Smart routing, the manual trigger and a better way to diagnose slow DC sessions.

Charge port access

How the Air's left-front inlet changes Supercharger parking and cable reach.

Floor mats

Separate Air and Gravity fitment, row coverage and retention checks.

Trunk and frunk liners

Keep front and rear compartments separate, especially on Gravity.

Screen protectors

Air products are established; Gravity display coverage remains much thinner.

Glass canopy sunshades

Air and Gravity use different multi-piece roof-shade sets.

Wheel and rim protectors

Match diameter, finish and protector profile before fitting anything to a wheel.

How to use the catalogue

  1. 1Choose Air or Gravity before comparing price or material.
  2. 2Match the exact compartment, row count, display set or wheel size named by the maker.
  3. 3Read the installation directions and return policy before removing clips or applying film.
  • Every charging claim links to Lucid, Tesla or a clearly identified owner report.
  • Every product card points to the exact maker listing used for its fitment statement.
  • A missing product card means the current fitment evidence was not strong enough.