Lucid models and EV chargers (2024)

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What chargers can Lucid use? ›

You have two choices for charging at home: utilize the included Lucid Mobile Charging Cable to plug into standard household outlets or a NEMA 14-50, or purchase our aftermarket Lucid Connected Home Charging Station.

Like previous announcements, Lucid will begin by providing owners of its EVs, which are built with the Combined Charging System (CCS), with an adapter that will give it access to thousands of Tesla chargers, known as Superchargers. Lucid will incorporate Tesla's NACS charging port into its EVs starting in 2025.

The most accessible #LucidAir ever now comes with a $1,000 Charging Allowance toward the purchase of Lucid charging accessories, and up to two years of complimentary scheduled maintenance.

The range of trim levels includes Pure, Touring, Grand Touring, and Dream Edition.

There's no question that the Lucid Air Sapphire is a better car than the Tesla Model S Plaid. It's brilliant to drive as a canyon-carving supersports sedan and a cross-country grand tourer. Its exceptional range and fast-charging capability challenge Tesla's reputation as the untouchable EV technology leader.

With the Lucid Home Charger, you can equip your home with the foremost charging technology from Lucid. The high-capacity 80 Amp/19.2 kW Lucid Connected Home Charger is the most powerful Level-2 home charger available, delivering up to 80 miles of range per hour in the most sustainable way possible.

Non-Tesla electric vehicles can officially start fueling up at Tesla Supercharger stations in the US. On Feb. 28, Tesla announced that select stations had been fitted with adapters for other brand EVs, and drivers in California, Texas, New York and other states have reported using them successfully.

Lucid, like many other automakers, is switching from CCS to NACS in 2025. The move comes after some hesitation from Lucid's CEO Peter Rawlinson. Tesla CEO Elon Musk had something to say (because of course he did).

The Lucid Connected Home Charging Station charges up to 80 miles of range per hour of charge. Its compact design and generous 24-foot cable make it easy to mount and use indoors or outdoors. Plus it comes hardware ready for bi-directional charging (additional hardware needed) and WiFi-enabled for over-the-air updates.

It may not qualify for a $7,500 credit from the federal government, but Lucid's covering the gap. The Lucid Air Pure is too expensive to qualify for the revised $7500 federal tax credit. The price cap for qualifying sedans is $55,000, and the Lucid Air Pure RWD model started at $77,400.

How many miles can Lucid go on one charge? ›

The base Pure has an estimated driving range of 410 miles, whereas the mid-range Touring is estimated to travel 425 miles per charge. The Grand Touring and Grand Touring Performance models offer up to 516 and 446 miles of range, respectively.

With a DC fast charging station, the Lucid Air Pure and Touring models have a maximum charging capacity of 200 kW, meaning it would take approximately 25 minutes to charge the Lucid Air Pure and 26 minutes to charge the Lucid Air Touring from 10 to 80 percent.

Lucid expects its $4.78 billion in liquidity at the end of 2023 to last through "at least" 2025 as it ramps up its production of the Gravity SUV, but analysts expect it to continue burning cash at an alarming rate: it's expected to generate negative annual free cash flows (FCF) of $3.51 billion in 2024, $2.65 billion ...

Lucid Group, Inc. is an American manufacturer of electric vehicles and electric vehicle components. The company is headquartered in Newark, California. In September 2021, the company began producing the Lucid Air sedan at its factory in Casa Grande, Arizona.

(NASDAQ: LCID), today announced that all Lucid vehicles built with the current Combined Charging System (CCS) will be able to charge at stations in the Tesla Supercharger network by using an adapter in 2025. In addition, Lucid will integrate the North American Charging Standard (NACS) into future vehicles in 2025.

A select few Tesla superchargers now have CCS plugs built in ("Magic Dock") that can be used to charge non-Tesla cars, including the Lucid Air.

The Lucid Air's Wunderbox boost charger works at almost all public charging stations. It can automatically recognize your Air, adjust incoming voltage, and boost voltage for the quickest possible charge. The Lucid Air's Wunderbox boost charger works at almost all public charging stations.

RangeXchange is Lucid's first application of the Wunderbox's bi-directional charging technology. RangeXchange allows energy to flow from the Lucid Air's battery pack to charge another EV at a rate of up to 9.6 kW.