Lucid trunk and frunk liners by compartment
By ReferCharge. Updated 2026-08-18.
A cargo product can fit the right vehicle and still cover the wrong surface. Treat front trunk, rear trunk well, main cargo floor and folded-seat area as separate fitment questions.
Map the space first
- 1Name the compartment: Air frunk well, Air trunk well, Gravity frunk or Gravity rear cargo floor.
- 2Check whether the liner covers only a well, the main load floor or the seatbacks too.
- 3Confirm whether Gravity's third row must be folded and stowed for the liner to lie flat.
- 4Keep access to tie-downs, latches and underfloor storage that you use regularly.
Air and Gravity differ sharply
AIR
Separate front and rear wells
- Lucid's store lists an all-weather mat for the Air's rear trunk well, but no longer one for the frunk well.
- The trunk-well mat covers that well only, not a full main-floor cargo liner.
GRAVITY
Seats change the cargo floor
- The LinerX rear mat spans the area behind the second row.
- Its listing requires the third row to be folded into the rear well.
- Do not assume an Air trunk-well mat covers the upper load floor.
- Do not assume a Gravity rear liner works with the third row raised.
- No Gravity frunk liner is included here because the product pages found did not document a comparable fitted mat clearly enough.
Clearly listed cargo coverage
We do not own a Lucid, so nothing below is a hands-on review. Each pick is checked for fitment against the maker's own listed compatibility, and we say plainly where owners report problems or where Lucid's own part is the safer choice.
Fitment checked
Lucid Air All-Weather Mat, Trunk Well
Air rear trunkLucid lists this separate TPE mat for the Air rear trunk well only.
About $100; price changes
Fitment checked
LinerX Cargo Liner for Lucid Gravity
Gravity rear cargoLinerX lists this rear liner for 2025-2026 Gravity and says the third row must be folded into the rear well for a flat cargo area.
About $110; price changes