The Lucid Cosmos will blow past the Tesla Model Y and Rivian R2 in terms of driving range.
It may be closer to models like the BMW iX3 and the Volvo EX60.
Both the Air and the Gravity deliver well over 400 miles of range on a single charge.
When the $50,000 Lucid Cosmos arrives in the U.S. next year, it will be one of America’s longest-range electric vehicles. While we already know a lot about the Cosmos’ underpinnings, its driving range has remained a mystery. But CEO Silvio Napoli recently spilled the beans on that front during a TV interview.
Appearing on CNN’s Quest Means Business, Napoli outlined the company’s second quarter earnings performance, and also gave us an unexpected detail about the Cosmos’ range. “On a charge, we are 400 miles plus,” he told the anchor when asked about the upcoming midsize EV’s range on a single charge.
