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“Next level” Lucid Air EV unveiled

“Next level” Lucid Air EV unveiled

Posted on September 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Battery-electric sedan launches with $230K Dream Edition

As bushfire smoke cloaked San Francisco, Silicon Valley start-up Lucid Motors has launched the emissions-free battery-electric Lucid Air sedan.

Long-anticipated and much-hyped, the Lucid Air is intended “to take the electric car to the next level”, according to Lucid Motors chief executive officer and chief technical officer Peter Rawlinson.

“With the Lucid Air, we have created a halo car for the entire industry, one which shows the advancements that are possible by pushing the boundaries of EV technology and performance to new levels,” he said.
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