- Lucid rolls out hands-free driving in the Gravity SUV, a year after after it’s been available in the Air sedans. - It’s coming via an over-the-air update for Gravitys in North America. - No indication on price or whether it’ll be retroactively available. The Lucid Air sedan got hands-free driving assist last year, now Lucid is adding it to the Gravity SUV. When we drove the new Lucid Gravity just two months ago, we had a blast. The accommodating SUV actually drifted in the dirt and did it more smoothly than almost any other car, truck, or SUV on the market. All that software controlling power and torque distribution, along with all that data gathered up by the ABS and traction control systems went to work to make the Gravity a thrill. Even more data will now help drive the car, too. On current Lucid Airs with DreamDrive, there are 20 sensors and cameras. On Lucids with DreamDrive Premium, there are 24 sensors and cameras. Step up to DreamDrive Pro and current Airs get Lucid’s most advanced ADAS level with semi-autonomous driving features. Those include all the features included in DreamDrive Premium, plus Hands-Free Drive Assist, Lucid’s Level 2 ADAS feature. The Gravity I drove in April had 12 cameras on the outside, two on the inside, five radar units, and one Lidar sensor all looking around. At that drive we did last April, Lucid said the Gravity was capable of Level 3 autonomy, though it was only set up and approved for less-sophisticated Level 2. Now Lucid has announced it is performing an over the air update (OTA) introducing DreamDrive 2 Pro to add “hands-free driving capabilities” along with enhancements to navigation, charging experience, and everyday usability. Lucid did not say it is introducing Level 3, eyes-off hands-off