Lucid Motors, an electric car company, said Tuesday that its first application vehicle, the Lucid Air, will have a record 517 miles with a bachelor charge.
He plans to unveil the latest edition of the car on September 9 and begin production by the end of the year.
“We sent Lucid Air for an independent outreach test at FEV North America, a leading engineering provider in Auburn Hills, Michigan,” Lucid said in a post on its website.
FEV “confirmed our PC model,” the company said. “They verified an estimated 517-mile EPA with a bachelor fee.”
Axios reported that this number “is approximately 115 miles more than Tesla’s (TSLA) – Get Report, the longer-range Model S, but more importantly, the breakthrough in power can allow more affordable electric cars [electronic cars] to arrive on the market.” future.”
“How did we do it? It’s Lucid’s patented technology, combined with careful engineering of all facets of air functionality and efficiency,” the company said.
“Starting with the internal progression of a powertrain, Lucid miniaturized and incorporated the Air’s engines, transmission and inverter, and combined them with an ultra-high architecture of 900 volts or more for unmatched compactness and efficiency.”
Peter Rawlinson, chief executive of Lucid, who was Tesla’s vice president of engineering, said the Air would outperform Tesla’s sedan in terms of inner luxury. He said he would go from 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and start with more than $100,000, Business Insider reported.
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