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- **Posted:** 2025-07-20T13:32:26.000+00:00
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Uber and Lucid announced a deal to put 20,000 self-driving Gravity SUVs on the road over the next six years, starting in 2026.

The Lucid Gravity is a 7-seat, luxury EV that debuted in November 2024. It starts at $94,900, and a $79,900 version arrives later this year. It's earned a reputation as one of the most luxurious, high-tech electric cars available. Uber says the new rideshare offering will be "premium."

Although Lucid EVs have some of their own autonomous technology, including a new hands-free driving option, the software for the Uber partnership comes from Nuro. The Nuro Driver is a Level 4 system, which is much higher than the Level 2 systems consumers can operate from Tesla, Ford, GM, and others today.

Uber has been aggressively expanding its self-driving options amid Waymo's nationwide expansion, and Tesla just getting started with its robotaxi service. It's pursuing a range of service types. It plans to offer its own fleets, like the Lucid partnership, as well as make Waymo vehicles available on its app, like in Atlanta. 

Uber’s goal is to reinvent car ownership, an executive told us at a launch event in May. Its vision is to operate a hybrid service in the future, made up of cars with and without drivers.

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