Video Summary
Key findings from the Lucid Air Grand Touring Performance review:- 1,050 horsepower and 921 lb-ft of torque.
- 0-60 mph in 2.6 seconds.
- 446 mile EPA range.
- The Lucid Air Grand Touring Performance is one of several models, with the Pure and Touring models offering fewer features and lower power. At the top is the Sapphire.
- The unique 21 inch wheels identifies it as the Performance model.
- The lights in front can be used to see battery charging status.
- There is subtle Air badging, as well.
- The vents on the hood only cool the headlights.
- The exterior has a 0.21 drag coefficient.
- Large trunk and frunk spaces.
- The curved back glass is aggressively curved in the rear and third brake light is integrated in here as well.
- Unique construction of the thin C-pillar.
- In the higher-end models, floorwells were not as deep because the battery cells take up that space.
- The center console has a power port on each side.
- The large rear-glass extends to the back.
- Steering is direct, especially in swift mode.
- Highway Driving Assist feature present.
- Very quiet interior.
- The reviewer suggests the UI and software is improving compared to earlier versions.
- There is large touchscreen to display information and options, but smaller screens exist for important controls, like headlights and windshield wipers.
- Has drive modes, with different power levels.
- The Key Fob sometimes does not always work.
- Overall, has a great foundation with the promise to be even greater over time, and is very capable car.
