Hub · 4 models

Electric luxury 3-row SUVs

Every fully electric three-row in this dataset on one page: the Rivian R1S, Volvo EX90, Lucid Gravity, and Cadillac Escalade IQ. Membership derives from the verified store, so new EVs join this page automatically when their data ships. Additional electric three-rows are on our research roadmap and will appear here once their specs are verified.

The numbers

Verified specs, side by side

SpecRivian R1SVolvo EX90Lucid GravityCadillac Escalade IQ
Pricing
MSRP range$83,990 – $121,990$78,090 – $90,740$79,900 – $98,900$127,405 – $148,205
Space
Row 1 legroom41.4"40.9"40.9"45.2"leads by +3.8"
Row 2 legroom36.7"36.5"42.6"leads by +1.3"41.3"
Row 3 legroom32.8"Not published33.9"leads by +1.1"32.3"
Row 3 headroom38.6"leads by +1.2"Not published37.4"37.2"
Cargo behind row 317.6 cu ft13.6 cu ft21.3 cu ft23.6 cu ftleads by +2.3
Cargo behind row 248.6 cu ft37.3 cu ft56.2 cu ft69.1 cu ftleads by +12.9
Max cargo90.7 cu ft75.4 cu ft111.9 cu ft119.1 cu ftleads by +7.2
Exterior
Length200.8"198.3"198"224.3"
Width (excl. mirrors)Not published77.3"Not publishedNot published
Height77.3"68.7"65"76.1"
Capability
Max towing7,700 lbs4,850 lbs6,000 lbs8,000 lbsleads by +300
Seating
Max seats7777
Second rowCaptain’s chairs or benchCaptain’s chairs or benchBenchCaptain’s chairs

marks the larger figure on measures where more is literally more. Price and exterior dimensions are left unmarked on purpose — a higher price is not a win, and a longer, wider body buys cabin space at the cost of garage and parking fit. Rows are also left unmarked where the models tie, or where either figure is unavailable.

How they differ

The price spread is the widest of any grouping on this site: the EX90 opens at $78,090 (including destination) while the Escalade IQ starts at $127,405 — the highest starting MSRP in this dataset — and its trim ladder tops out at $148,205.

Towing separates them just as cleanly. The Escalade IQ rates 8,000 lb, the highest among the EVs here; the R1S rates 7,700 lb; the Gravity 6,000 lb; and the EX90's 4,850 lb braked rating is the lowest tow figure in this dataset.

Cargo scales with footprint. The 224.3-inch Escalade IQ publishes 119.1 cu ft behind its first row (its 12.2 cu ft eTrunk counted separately); the Gravity publishes 111.9 cu ft with all rear seats folded, excluding its 8.1 cu ft frunk; the R1S publishes 90.7 and the EX90 75.4.

Two publication notes. Volvo publishes no third-row legroom or headroom for the EX90, so those cells read "Not published" rather than carrying a dealer-circulated number. And three of the four — R1S, Gravity, and Escalade IQ — publish only mirror-inclusive widths, so their body-width cells read "Not published"; the EX90 is the only EV here with a published excluding-mirrors width.

Configuration caveats: the Gravity sells as a five- or seven-seat cabin with a bench-only second row, and the Escalade IQ seats seven with individual second-row seats in every variant. The R1S and EX90 carry a third row in every configuration.

The models

  • Rivian R1S

    A fully electric three-row SUV with off-road geometry, a 7,700 lb tow rating, and a single skateboard platform underneath.

  • Volvo EX90

    A fully electric Volvo three-row offered in six- and seven-seat configurations, from $78,090 including destination.

  • Lucid Gravity

    A three-row Lucid EV with 42.6 inches of second-row legroom (Extended Range Battery basis) — the largest second-row figure in this dataset — from $79,900.

  • Cadillac Escalade IQ

    The electric Escalade: a seven-seat, 224.3-inch EV with 45.2 inches of front legroom and 119.1 cu ft behind the first row, from $127,405.

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