Review Lucid

The Home of Sustainable Mobility

Lucid Group, Inc. is a Newark, California-based American producer of electric luxury sports vehicles and grand tourers. Lucid automobiles are designed in California and built in Arizona at Lucid's plant. The firm was established in 2007.

They are driven to look beyond mobility and build for a future where living is the most significant journey they will ever take, inspired by the spirit of California. To think beyond tomorrow and create a future in which people don't have to choose between accomplishing great things and doing the right thing. They are designed to alter the course of history.

They aspire to offer sustainable mobility without compromise in automobiles that are intuitive, freeing, and intended to accommodate all modes of transportation. At Lucid, efficiency is of the utmost importance; their vehicles must make the best use of the world's resources. As a result, each Lucid provides extraordinary range without sacrificing outstanding performance or supreme comfort.

Lucid's executive team brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from the automotive and technology sectors to their Silicon Valley headquarters. They are guiding the company toward a more sustainable future by utilizing patented electric vehicle technology to redefine the category for each type of vehicle they develop. They are also building a community of innovators who want to make a major and immediate contribution to the future of sustainable mobility.

The Lucid Air, the company's first car, is available in numerous trim levels, including the Lucid Air Pure, which starts at $87,400. Other Lucid Air trim levels include the Touring and Grand Touring versions, the latter of which is also available with Performance options. The Lucid Gravity SUV EV, the company's second vehicle, is set to go on sale in 2024.

Popular Model

Lucid Air

Starting at $87,400

Several firms have introduced EVs in an attempt to disrupt the transportation business, but the 2023 Lucid Air luxury vehicle is one of the few that has made a significant impression thus far. Its large battery and small motors, both created in-house, enable it to provide unrivaled range and performance. The Grand Touring Performance variant can accelerate to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds and cruise for 516 miles—its projected driving range, according to the EPA. More importantly, it has a greater range than any other EV on the market today. The new Sapphire variant is considerably faster, with a stated time of less than 2.0 seconds to 60 mph. The Air's attractive design and large interior contribute to its appeal, but the price tag had us anticipating plusher materials on the inside. Almost all of the car's controls are controlled via one of the many display displays scattered throughout the cabin, a nod to Lucid's Silicon Valley heritage, and the software interface in the early vehicles is still in development. Otherwise, the premium four-door's performance, driving range, and overall snazziness make it a credible challenger for high-priced EVs like the Porsche Taycan and Mercedes-Benz EQS, as well as the Tesla Model S.