Lucid put a new world record under its belt, but it’s not for fast charging speeds or a long driving range.
This time, the California startup scored a spot in the Guinness World Records book for the Gravity's vehicle-to-load feature.
The electric SUV’s built-in household outlets powered an online DJ session that lasted over eight hours.
Lucid’s EVs are some of the best out there, with impressive charging speeds, driving range, and speed. But it skipped one important feature with its first model, the Air sedan—an omission it fixed with the launch of the Gravity SUV.
That feature is vehicle-to-load, or V2L, which enables owners to export energy from the massive high-voltage battery pack to power tools, appliances, or music equipment. In the Gravity, three regular household outlets scattered throughout the interior can provide a combined 1.8 kilowatts.
