Two models of Lucid Air are back under $100,000 again.
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Lucid Motors has announced it is reinstating “original pricing across the full air lineup,” dropping the price of two of its vehicles below $100,000, according to a press release the company shared withThe new base prices, “while supplies last,” will be $125,600 for the Air Grand Touring , $95,000 for the Air Touring , and $82,400 for the Air Pure .
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