Lucid is launching the sale of used Air vehicles in Europe. The Pure model is 15,000 euros cheaper.
On October 1, 2026, Lucid launched a program in Europe for certified used Lucid Recharged vehicles. Initially, it includes the Air model in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Norway, with prices for the Air Pure starting at 70,836 euros.
It’s still not a cheap electric car. The new Lucid Air Pure costs 85,900 euros in Germany, so the vehicles available through the program are about 15,000 euros cheaper. Offers can be found directly on the manufacturer’s online store. Poland is not yet on the list of markets.
Not all used Air models will be included in the program
A vehicle eligible for the Lucid Recharged program cannot be more than five years old or have traveled over 100,000 kilometers. The manufacturer claims that each vehicle undergoes a 163-point inspection before being prepared for the brand’s retail standard. Buyers also receive documentation regarding the vehicle’s condition and history.
The terms of the warranty may be more important than the number of inspection points. Any remaining balance of the original warranty stays valid, and Lucid adds at least one year of its own warranty along with roadside assistance. In the market for luxury electric vehicles, where potential repairs to the drivetrain, suspension, or electronics might deter future owners, such protection can be more valuable than a “certified” label in an advertisement.
Currently, several units of the Air Pure are available on the German site at the same price of 70,836 euros. The electric SUV Lucid Gravity is also set to join the program later. However, the manufacturer has not provided a specific date or a list of additional countries.
A Cheaper Lucid Before the Mid-Range Model Arrives
The Air remains a high-end vehicle. Depending on the version, it offers up to 960 km of WLTP range and a maximum power output of 920 kW. Certified used cars are intended to increase accessibility to the brand without introducing a cheaper new model.
The program is launching as the company works to streamline its finances. Under CEO Silvio Napoli, Lucid aims to save around $1.4 billion by 2026. Meanwhile, the launch of the planned mid-range models has been pushed to the second half of 2027.
Until then, the lineup will remain based on the Air and Gravity models. The Lucid Recharged model can help the manufacturer control prices of used units, retain customers at authorized service centers, and attract buyers for whom 85,900 euros for a new Air Pure was already too high. It is still unknown whether this program will be expanded to Poland.
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