Lucid shrunk the Air Pure’s battery from 88 to 84 kWh, but it actually gained one extra mile of EPA range.
A Lucid Air Pure with 19-inch wheels was driven at a constant 70 mph to see its highway range. It achieved 365.6 miles before its battery meter went to 0% and it started cutting power. Lucid aims to create the world's most efficient electric vehicles that maximize your mileage per kilowatt hour. The Air Pure, the base version of its sedan, is the most frugal car Lucid currently produces. Despite reducing its battery capacity for 2025, it managed to gain an extra mile of EPA range.
Tom Moloughney put the new Air Pure through the 70 mph highway range test for his channel State of Charge, and it posted some remarkable numbers. He was able to drive the car for 365.6 miles constantly at 70 mph, using 83 kWh of power in the process. This translates into an average efficiency of 4.4 miles per kWh.
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