The Lucid Air electric car starts at just $60,000 – before tax credit

Clear's first electric vehicle doesn't cost what you think it does – the organization uncovered essential estimating data for the Air on its blog, fundamentally just to quiet theory that its sticker price would start north of $100,000. The Lucid Air's real cost will begin at $60,000, hitting $52,500 once you apply the government charge credit for EV purchasers.

That is for the base model, obviously, yet the base model sounds generally very much prepared, with a 240-mile run on a solitary charge, 400 pull from its back wheel drive engine and all the sensor and PC equipment on board for a future refresh to give self-sufficient driving.

Clear's other base model components incorporate trunks at both front and back, power front seats, four showcases (three of which are touch-delicate) and a 10 speaker sound framework. The redesigns accessible on higher trim models incorporate 315 and 400 mile batteries, a lift in strength up to a maximum of 1,000 HP, a glass overhang rooftop and then some. Best line models will run north of $100,000, Lucid says, however it's not uncovering precisely the amount more.

The initial 255 Lucid Air vehicles off the line will be exceptional Launch Edition autos with interesting trim, including 315 miles of range, 1,00 pull and better in-auto sound – these will likewise be estimated above $100,000, yet it sounds like they may vary from the general creation best trim vehicles in no less than a couple respects.

Clear's as of now looking for bookings for the Air, with a $2,500 store required for the standard generation models, and a $25,500 duty required for those initial 255 uncommon release vehicles.