2025 Lucid Air

2025 Lucid Air Price, Specs, Interior, And Review

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The 2025 Lucid Air continues to push boundaries in the luxury electric sedan space. Lucid has refined its strengths: long range, elegant design, advanced tech, and luxury touches. If you’re shopping for a premium EV that offers more than just performance, the Air is a strong contender.

What’s New for 2025

  • The Lucid Air Pure trim now uses an 84.0-kWh battery (slightly smaller than before) but manages to deliver 420 miles of EPA-estimated range, making it more efficient.
  • A heat pump is now standard across all trims, helping with cold weather efficiency.
  • Upgraded hardware in the infotainment and control systems: about three times the processing power and twice the memory compared to earlier models.
  • The driver assistance system (Lucid’s DreamDrive suite) has been improved and more features are standard across trims.

Specifications & Performance

Here are some key specs and performance metrics for different trims:

TrimRange (EPA est.)Drive LayoutHorsepower / Torque*Acceleration (0-60 mph)
Pure~420 milesRWD~430 hp / ~406 lb-ft~4.5 seconds
Touring~406 milesAWDMore power (≈ 620 hp in some modes)Faster than the Pure in certain conditions
Grand Touring~512 milesAWDHigh output, premium specEven quicker, more capable overall
SapphireUltra-high performance versionAWDOver 1,200 hp in full performance modeVery low-to-mid 2-second 0-60 times in launch mode

*Figures approximate and depend on wheel / tire size, drive mode, weather, etc.

Efficiency is a strong point: the Pure achieves about 5.0 miles per kWh, earning around 146 MPGe under ideal conditions. The improvements (heat pump, system efficiency) help real-world range, especially in colder weather.

Pricing in the U.S.

Here are U.S. base prices for 2025 Lucid Air trims (before tax, incentives, or optional extras):

TrimStarting MSRP*
Pure~$69,900
Touring~$78,900
Grand Touring~$110,900
Sapphire~$249,000

*MSRP includes destination charges in most cases. Prices go up with optional features, larger wheels, and luxury packages.

Note: Because most trims are well above the current price caps for federal EV tax credits, many buyers will not be eligible for the full credit. It’s worth checking eligibility in your state.

Interior & Features

The Lucid Air excels when it comes to cabin quality and luxury touches:

  • Spacious seating for five, with high-quality materials and a minimalist, premium aesthetic.
  • Cargo: liftback design gives you a usable trunk plus a front “frunk.” Rear seats fold down to increase practicality.
  • Infotainment: Large, crisp displays, upgraded processing power, and a modern user interface. Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, premium sound systems available.
  • Comfort features: heated & ventilated seats, optional massage seats, ambient lighting, high-end trim options.

    • Real-World Driving & Review

    • Ride comfort is excellent. Suspension is tuned to balance luxury with control, so highways are smooth and city roughness is absorbed well.
    • In daily use, the Pure trim gives you strong efficiency; in cold or aggressive driving, range drops (as with all EVs), but the heat pump and improved systems help.
    • Performance in higher trims is very impressive: quick acceleration, strong AWD traction, and high power output. Sapphire in particular is aimed at those wanting top-tier performance.
    • Noise, vibration, and harshness are well managed. Cabin is quiet, though some wind or road noise may come in depending on tire/wheel choices.

    Pros & Cons

    Pros:

    • Excellent electric range, especially in the Pure and Grand Touring trims.
    • Premium materials, strong build quality, luxury feel.
    • Strong tech/features: driver assistance, upgraded infotainment.
    • Eye-catching design inside and out.
    • Good performance when you move up trims (Touring, Grand Touring, Sapphire).

    Cons:

    • High cost, especially for top trims; many options and features add up fast.
    • Large price tag likely puts many trims out of reach of certain incentives (federal/state).
    • Rear seat and cargo room are decent but not class-leading; the emphasis is more on luxury and performance than maximum space.
    • Charging infrastructure, while improving, still has limitations depending on geography.

    Final Verdict

    The 2025 Lucid Air is among the best choices if you want a luxury EV with long range, high performance, and attention to detail. The Pure trim offers impressive efficiency and value; the Touring and Grand Touring deliver stronger performance and extra luxury; the Sapphire is for buyers who want supercar-like capability in a sedan form.

    If your priorities are range, comfort, and tech — and you’re comfortable spending at the higher end — the Lucid Air is a very compelling option. If your budget is more restricted, or you need maximum cargo or back-seat space, some rival EVs or luxury sedans might offer more for less.