Video Summary
Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video:- The Lucid Air Pure is the cheapest and slowest Lucid Air model.
- A Lucid Air Sapphire model costs $250,000.
- Charging infrastructure is better and easier for Teslas.
- In 2025, Lucid will adopt the North American Charging Standard, the same plug used by Teslas, allowing Lucid owners to use Tesla’s Superchargers.
- The Lucid Air Pure RWD has 419 miles of range and a 0-60 mph time of 4.5 seconds.
- Adding AWD and dual motors to the Lucid Air Pure costs $5,000 and gives 410 miles range and a 0-60 mph time of 3.8 seconds using Launch Mode.
- The Lucid Air has 4 miles per kWh, the Tesla Model S 2.6-3.6 miles per kWh.
- Tesla Model S comes standard with AWD and dual motors.
- Tesla’s Model S has a 0-60 mph time of 3.1 seconds and an estimated range of 405 miles.
- The Tesla Model S is cheaper than the Lucid Air Pure by $3,000.
- Tesla’s build quality is not good.
- Tesla has recessed door handles, as well as soft close doors.
- Lucid has very bright headlights including a logo with five projectors.
- Lucid Air Pure’s has a single-piece taillight across the car.
- The windshield A-pillar is obtrusive in the Lucid.
- The Lucid's steering is loose.
- Lucid’s automatic highway assist doesn’t work in all areas.
- Both the front and rear of the Lucid allow much more space.
- Lucid has by-directional charging, and it allows you to charge the vehicle through home power.
- The presenter plans to create another video on Tesla's full self-driving feature.
- Lucid’s regenerative braking is stronger than Tesla’s.
- Lucid is the first to include sensors to fully automate the vehicle’s ability to drive.
- The Lucid infotainment is simple, although Tesla includes a wider range of apps.
- The presenter thinks he would not get a Lucid air, and that the brand’s market is “mature."
- Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, worth $776 billion, owns 60% of Lucid Air.
