Lucid Car for Sale Near Me: Best Deals & Where to Find Them

I will tell you everything about Lucid Car for Sale. As an EV enthusiast with over 7 years in the electric car space, I know Lucid Motors is pushing the boundaries of what a luxury electric vehicle can be. Lucid’s flagship sedan (the Air) and upcoming SUV (the Gravity) deliver incredible range and performance. For example, the Lucid Air Dream Edition has a WLTP-tested range of 883 km (≈548 miles), easily the longest-range EV on the market. With up to 1,234 horsepower and 0–60 mph in ~2.2 seconds (Air Sapphire), Lucid proves that green cars can be thrilling. In a recent review, MotorTrend even calls the Lucid Air “the world’s most powerful sedan”, praising its luxurious design and blistering acceleration. To a buyer, a Lucid is like owning a high-tech spaceship on wheels, every drive feels futuristic.

Looking closer at Lucid’s lineup:

• Lucid Air (Sedan): This is the car Lucid is known for. The base Pure trim (RWD) starts around $70,900 and offers ~420 EPA miles range. Higher trims add dual motors and more power: Air Grand Touring (AWD, 819 hp) and the track-ready Air Sapphire (3-motor, 1,234 hp). MotorTrend notes that even the standard Air has “world-beating all-electric range”.
• Lucid Gravity (SUV): A new full-size electric SUV coming soon. It boasts up to 828 hp and an EPA-rated 450-mile range – longer than any other EV SUV. Production Gravity Grand Touring (dual-motor) starts around $96,550 (including destination). With space for 7 and super-efficient packaging (flat floor, tons of legroom), the Gravity is engineered for families and adventurers.

These Lucid vehicles aren’t cheap by any means – think of them as ultra-luxury performance EVs. In fact, Lucid’s own site confirms the Air Pure “starts from $70,900”. MotorTrend reports the Air’s price range is roughly $69,900–$249,000 depending on trim. To put that in perspective: a used 2023 Air can cost in the mid-$40k to $60k range. For example, I spotted a used 2023 Lucid Air Pure with ~11,000 miles listed at $45,500, and a 2023 Air Grand Touring at $59,900 on Autotrader. Edmunds lists show similar prices: a 2023 Air Pure at $48,590 and a 2023 Air Grand Touring at $64,590. These used prices give an idea of what’s possible if you shop carefully.

When hunting for a Lucid, I always check both official showrooms and online listings. Lucid operates a network of Lucid Studios (dealership/showrooms) in major U.S. cities and Europe. You can use Lucid’s “Explore Locations” tool to find the nearest studio. For instance, Lucid now has shops in places like Munich, Geneva and London, and you can order an Air in the UK. (Yes – UK buyers can order a Lucid Air; Lucid’s European rollout includes the UK.) If you have a studio nearby, it’s great to schedule a test drive or see the car in person. Showrooms often have demo vehicles and occasional deals on test-drive models.

For online shopping, major car marketplaces are your friends. Edmunds, Autotrader, and CarGurus all list Lucid cars. For example, Edmunds currently shows 93 Lucid Air listings nationwide. I see a variety of trims and years there. Autotrader similarly had about 90 matches for used Lucid Airs in my area. I always filter by “best deals” or lowest price to spot bargains. Since Lucid is relatively new, don’t forget to check certified pre-owned options or dealer demos – they can come with warranty and big savings. When I shopped, I even got alerts from Autotrader for new Lucid listings near me, so I could act fast when a good deal popped up.

Another tip: follow EV forums and Facebook groups. Sometimes owners sell their lightly used Lucids privately, or dealers will post specials on social media. Because Lucids are still rare, being on the lookout and ready to travel a bit can pay off. Think of it like hunting a rare sneaker drop – you’ve got to move quickly.

Finally, a quick comparison: Is Tesla better than Lucid? It depends on what you care about. Tesla has a more mature charging network and cutting-edge tech (Autopilot, etc.), but Lucid often beats Tesla on pure range and luxury. In fact, test drives and reviews suggest the Lucid Air “drives like we’d activated a video game cheat code.” MotorTrend notes that on a racetrack, the Air Sapphire felt more precise and engaging than the Tesla Model S Plaid. Tesla can equal Lucid’s straight-line speed (Plaid vs Sapphire), but Lucid scores points for handling and build quality. In range, Lucid clearly wins (over 500 miles in some trims vs ~390 mi in a Plaid). However, Teslas are cheaper at the same performance level – a Model S Plaid costs well under $150k, whereas an Air Sapphire tops $200k. My advice: choose Tesla for a proven network and slightly lower price, or Lucid if you want peak luxury, range and that “wow” factor.

In summary: Lucid cars are most easily found by combining official and third-party sources. Check Lucid’s own site and studios (especially for new cars), and use sites like Edmunds/Autotrader for used listings. Prices start in the $70k range for a new Air Pure and can go six figures for top trims, but used models can dip into the $40–60k range. I’ve seen deals on 2023 and 2024 Airs at these prices (as evidence on Edmunds and Autotrader). Buying a Lucid in the UK is possible – orders are open and deliveries are beginning. And as a gearhead, I say: if you’re chasing the next-generation EV experience, Lucid is worth checking out!

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I’m Thouhidul Islam, an EV industry enthusiast and entrepreneur. After years helping others find the right electric car, I’ve learned how to sniff out deals and understand the tech. I wrote this guide from that experience to help you confidently find and buy a Lucid, whether in the US or the UK.