How to choose Lucid Air and Gravity floor mats
By ReferCharge. Updated 2026-08-18.
Air and Gravity cabin mats are not interchangeable. Start with the vehicle and seating layout, then confirm retention hardware and every row included in the package.
Fitment checks before material
- Match Air or Gravity exactly.
- For Air, inspect the footwell for anchor posts before ordering Lucid's set.
- For Gravity, distinguish five-seat and seven-seat layouts and confirm the listed rows.
- Make sure the driver mat stays clear of the pedals and uses the intended retention points.
Coverage tradeoffs
RAISED EDGE
Containment first
- A molded lip helps contain ordinary water, grit and mud.
- A taller wall only helps if the tray shape does not interfere with trim or pedals.
ROWS
Count every piece
- A front pair is not a complete cabin set.
- Gravity third-row coverage matters only when the package and seating layout match.
Model-specific floor mat sets
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 Floor Mats
AirLucid lists a three-piece TPE cabin set for the Air: driver, passenger and full second row. The listing excludes vehicles made without floor anchor posts.
About $250; price changes
Fitment checked
Lucid Gravity All-Weather Floor Mats, 3 Row
Gravity 3 rowLucid lists driver, passenger, full second-row and third-row coverage for Gravity in this set.
About $275; price changes