Lucid Air gains Tesla Supercharger access with adapter starting July 31, 2025
Air Touring range increases 6% to 431 miles (693 km) due to higher battery density
All models now include mobile charging kit, and quieter AC.
Lucid Motors will enable all Lucid Air models to charge at Tesla Supercharger stations across North America beginning July 31, 2025, using a Lucid-approved adapter. Access will be available for all model years and trims via compatible V3 or higher Tesla Superchargers.

Owners can purchase a DC NACS to CCS1 adapter through Lucid for USD $220. The adapter allows charging at speeds of up to 50 kW, translating to approximately 200 miles of range gained per hour. Charging sessions can be initiated through the Lucid App using a stored payment method.
The 2026 Lucid Air lineup includes several updates across trims. The Air Touring variant now features a 431-mile (693 km) (still marked as 637 km on Lucid Canada’s website) EPA-estimated range due to improved battery density—an increase of over 6% from the prior model. The Grand Touring maintains a maximum EPA-estimated range of 512 miles (824 km), which remains among the highest for any production EV.
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All models now include a new AC compressor from the Lucid Gravity SUV, which improves cabin cooling performance and lowers operational noise. In addition, every Air now comes standard with a Lucid Mobile Charging Cable Kit. The 40-amp kit includes adapters for both 240-volt and 120-volt outlets and supports vehicle-to-vehicle charging with an optional RangeXchange adapter.
New optional 19-inch Aeronaut wheels, available in Platinum and Stealth finishes, are now offered for the Pure, Touring, and Grand Touring trims. The 2026 Grand Touring trim adds standard 20-way power front seats with heating, ventilation, and massage functions.

Lucid Air Pure now exclusively includes DreamDrive Premium. Optional front seating with massage is available through an upgraded interior package. The Touring trim receives new wheel options and retains its access to 250 kW DC fast charging capability.
Lucid’s available DreamDrive Pro advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) will expand to include Hands-Free Drive Assist and Hands-Free Lane Change Assist by the end of July 2025. The $9,250 option includes features designed to reduce driver fatigue and provide hands-free operation on compatible roadways. Drivers must remain attentive, and the system does not replace active supervision.
For Canadian buyers, the 2026 Lucid Air Pure will start at $99,900, while the Air Touring is priced at $112,800. The Air Grand Touring will retail for $161,200. Freight and prep are included in pricing. Pricing for the NACS adapter in Canada has not been announced.

