Lucid Air gets Grand Touring Performance trim with 1,050 hp:
The Lucid Air luxury electric sedan launched withthat put out between 933 and 1,111 horsepower. But it was a limited-production model, capped at 520 units. They're all sold out now. And as such, that would've left Lucid without a wild range-topper with available four-figure output. But the company has rectified the issue with a new Performance variant of the Grand Touring trim.as powerful as the mighty Dream Edition, but we doubt most buyers will really notice the 61-pony deficit.
The tradeoff for the extra performance is reduced range. The Grand Touring Performance, with its standard 21-inch wheels, has a range of 446 miles, which is still a mighty long distance for an EV. But the regular Grand Touring will go 469 miles on 21-inch wheels, and 516 miles when equipped with 19-inch wheels.
Pricing for the Grand Touring Performance is set at $180,500, which includes the $1,500 destination fee. Deliveries of the new model begin this August. If you don't need the power, the regular Grand Touring is already available, and it starts at $140,500.
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