The Lucid Air and Gravity now have prices in France. How much does the electric car with the longest range in the European market cost?

The American company Lucid has been present in Europe since 2022. Although it already operates in Germany, Norway, the Netherlands, and Switzerland, its expansion across the old continent has been very slow. By the first quarter of 2027, it will enter a new market: France. By the end of next year, it plans to have more than sixteen dealerships and service centers in this French country.

Lucid will enter France with the Air and Gravity models. The Air is a sedan measuring 4.97 meters in length that, while competing in size with models like the BMW i5 and Mercedes-Benz EQE, is more similar in approach to luxury vehicles such as the BMW i7 or Mercedes-Benz EQS. What is its main strength? Its longest range of any electric car on the market.

The Lucid Air lineup consists of four versions. The entry-level Pure model (86,900 euros) features rear-wheel drive, an 88 kWh battery, and an WLTP range of 831 km—a remarkable figure thanks to its high efficiency. Above it is the Touring model (100,900 euros), which has two motors, delivers 628 HP (462 kW), offers all-wheel drive, and retains the same battery as the lower-tier model, achieving an WLTP range of 780 km.

The Grand Touring model (131,900 euros) also has two motors but generates 831 HP (611 kW). Its 111 kWh battery provides an WLTP range of 960 km; thus, it surpasses the Mercedes-Benz EQS (926 km WLTP) and BMW i3 (912 km WLTP), which complete the top three for the longest-range electric cars available in Europe.

The Lucid Air and Gravity compete at the top end of their respective categories.

The flagship model is the Sapphire version (252,900 euros), which delivers an impressive 1,251 HP (920 kW) thanks to three electric motors (one on the front axle and two on the rear). It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2 seconds, with a top speed of 330 km/h. Its 118 kWh battery allows it to claim a WLTP range of 694 km.

The Lucid Gravity is a SUV with a length of 5.03 meters and a seating capacity of up to seven passengers. The Touring version (95,900 euros) features all-wheel drive, 568 HP (418 kW) of power, and an 89 kWh battery, offering a WLTP range of 545 km. Above that is the Touring Plus trim level (99,900 euros), which adds a third row of seats. This feature is standard across the entire range except for the Touring variant.

The Grand Touring variant (120,900 euros) has 839 hp (617 kW), a 123 kWh battery pack, and an WLTP range of 739 km. The Gravity Grand Touring Ultimate (148,900 euros) includes features such as air suspension, rear steering wheels, a premium sound system, and custom leather upholstery...

Source | L'Argus