Lucid Air To Land In Europe And Middle East This Summer, More Powerful Variant Under Development | Carscoops carscoops
Lucid is ready for expanding its business to the other side of the Atlantic, offering the Air to European and Middle Eastern buyers starting this summer. The automaker is also interested in the UK market with a right-hand-drive version of the EV possibly coming towards the end of the year, followed by Chinese exports in 2023.last January through a Twitter post, saying that country-specific information would follow.
Now, an automaker’s spokesperson talked to Autocar, revealing that the Lucid Air will reach European and Middle Eastern markets in June or July 2022, followed by China next year.reports that Lucid Air European sales will start from Germany, and then expand to Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Monaco, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Norway.
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