In the summer of 2022, Lucid Motors was exporting its luxurious electric sedan, dubbed Air, to Europe and the Middle East. Competitor of the Tesla Model S, it had become known thanks to its autonomy of 836 km, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) protocol. Germany is expected to be the first European country served, followed by Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Monaco, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Norway.
To begin its marketing, the American manufacturer had seen big with four versions: Air Pure, Air Touring, Air Grand Touring and Air Dream Edition. Alas, only Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Monaco, Norway, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland were among the targeted markets, to the detriment of France.
Lucid Motors recently announced the birth of two variants, the Air Pure AWD and the Air Touring. They will initially be offered in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Norway. These two new Lucids are equipped with the Long Range battery with a capacity of 92 kWh (18 modules) for an estimated range of 725 km (WLTP mixed cycles) and a charging speed of up to 250 kW. In terms of power, the Air Pure AWD has a powertrain (dual engine and all-wheel drive) developing 425 hp.
Delivered from the fourth quarter of 2023, this Air Pure AWD will be marketed at €109,000 in Germany, €115,000 in the Netherlands, 125,000 Swiss francs (€128,740) and 1,140,000 Norwegian kroner (around €96,787). .
The Air Touring will benefit from its powertrain (all-wheel drive) of 625 hp, claiming 3.2 s on the exercise from 0 to 100 km / h.
It will also be delivered from the fourth quarter of 2023, at a price of €129,000 in Germany, €134,000 in the Netherlands, 145,000 Swiss francs (€149,325) and 1,300,000 Norwegian kroner (€110,325).
The Air Touring will be available with a solid aluminum roof and optional canopy.
