2027 Lucid Air G Touring XR AWD with 21 inch wheels

The CarCody take

The 2027 Lucid Air G Touring XR AWD with 21-inch wheels is a large electric car with all-wheel drive. Its EPA range is 446 miles, and combined efficiency is 112 MPGe. EPA estimates energy use at 30.13 kWh per 100 miles and annual electricity cost at $700. A 240-volt charge takes 13 hours.

Who it suits. Drivers who prioritize long distance between charges Buyers wanting an all-wheel-drive electric large car Owners able to plan a 13-hour 240-volt charge

What it is

This 2027 Lucid Air is a large car powered by electricity. It sends power to all four wheels through an automatic transmission.

Its powertrain uses 178- and 433-kilowatt AC permanent-magnet motors.

The numbers

The figure that defines this Air is its 446-mile EPA range. That is the distance the car is rated to travel on a full charge under the EPA test cycle.

Its combined rating is 112 MPGe, with energy use of 30.13 kWh per 100 miles. You can compare that range with electric cars by range and its efficiency with electric cars by efficiency.

What it costs to run

The EPA estimates $700 in electricity for a year. Your actual bill will vary with how far you drive and the electricity rate where you charge.

At a 240-volt connection, a full charge is listed at 13 hours. That long charge time is the main planning point for regular charging.

How it compares

The Air can be viewed alongside other Lucid models in the Lucid cars list. Its 446-mile rating and 112 MPGe provide the two figures to put beside similar electric cars.

Because the EPA range and efficiency figures are separate, one car may go farther while another uses less energy. Use both numbers for a side-by-side check.

Who it suits

This Air suits a driver who wants a large electric car, all-wheel drive and a long EPA range between charges.

It also fits someone who can plan around a 13-hour 240-volt charging session and wants an EPA annual electricity estimate of $700.

Trade-offs

The 446-mile range reduces the need for frequent charging, but the listed 13-hour 240-volt charge time requires a long parking window.

Its 30.13 kWh per 100 miles and 112 MPGe describe its energy use, while the 21-inch-wheel version remains a large, all-wheel-drive car.

Verdict

Choose this Air if a long EPA range is your main requirement in a large electric car with all-wheel drive. The $700 yearly electricity estimate gives a clear running-cost baseline, and 112 MPGe shows how efficiently it uses power. Make sure your charging routine can accommodate the 13-hour 240-volt time. Its size, electric powertrain and range make it a focused choice for drivers who value distance between charges over a quick full-charge session.