Lucid is officially coming to France, and the Lucid France prices are now on its website. The Lucid Air sedan starts at 86,900 euros and the seven-seat Lucid Gravity SUV at 95,900 euros, VAT included. The first three Lucid sales and service locations open in the first quarter of 2027, and that is also when Lucid expects to open orders. French buyers can already place a priority reservation at lucidmotors.com/fr-fr to get in line.
Both cars made their French public debut at the Paris Motor Show (Mondial de l’Auto) at Porte de Versailles, where they are on display through today, October 18.
A Paris debut, then a network of partner stores
Lucid announced on October 13 that its first three French partner sites, which handle both sales and after-sales service, are in the final stage of planning and will open in the first quarter of 2027. They are the start of a planned network of more than 16 partner sites across France by the end of 2027. Every location will let customers see and order both the Gravity and the Air.
To get there, Lucid signed an operational partnership with Emil Frey France in September. Lucid keeps full control of its brand, its commercial strategy and the customer experience through its own import organization, while the Emil Frey France Import Division provides operational services behind the scenes. Emil Frey France is one of the country’s leading automotive distribution groups and is already the official French importer for Mitsubishi and Subaru.
France is one of Europe’s most important automotive markets and represents a key pillar of Lucid’s expansion strategy.
Lawrence Hamilton, President of Europe, Lucid
Lucid Gravity prices in France
The Gravity is the car most French buyers will notice first. It is a full-size electric SUV with room for up to seven adults, and it was named 2026 World Luxury Car of the Year at the World Car Awards. The French range is listed as model year 2027 and comes in four versions:
| Lucid Gravity (France) | Starting price (incl. VAT) | Power | WLTP range | 0-100 km/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Touring | 95,900 euros | 418 kW (568 PS) | 545 km | 4.2 s |
| Touring Plus (seven seats) | 99,900 euros | 418 kW (568 PS) | 536 km | 4.2 s |
| Grand Touring | 120,900 euros | 617 kW (839 PS) | 718 to 739 km | 3.6 s |
| Grand Touring Ultimate | 148,900 euros | 617 kW (839 PS) | 712 km | 3.6 s |
The 739 km Grand Touring figure works out to about 459 miles. Lucid lists WLTP consumption between 18.2 and 19.1 kWh per 100 km across the range, which is strong for an SUV of this size, and says the Grand Touring can add 400 km of range in about 14 minutes on a fast charger. The Touring versions need about 23 minutes for the same 400 km.
Lucid Air prices in France
The Air is where Lucid built its reputation for efficiency, and the French numbers show it. The entry Air Pure is rated at just 11.8 kWh per 100 km on WLTP with 19-inch wheels, a remarkably low figure for a full-size sedan, and that is what gives a 442 PS rear-wheel-drive sedan 831 km of range.
| Lucid Air (France) | Starting price (incl. VAT) | Power | WLTP range | 0-100 km/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pure (RWD) | 86,900 euros | 325 kW (442 PS) | 751 to 831 km | 4.7 s |
| Touring (AWD) | 100,900 euros | 462 kW (628 PS) | 715 to 780 km | 3.6 s |
| Grand Touring (AWD) | 131,900 euros | 611 kW (831 PS) | 817 to 960 km | 3.2 s |
The Air Grand Touring’s 960 km WLTP rating, about 597 miles, is the headline number. That’s the longest range in Lucid’s lineup, and Lucid says it can add 400 km in about 16 minutes. Air Pure and Air Touring need about 20 minutes for the same 400 km. Above all three sits the Air Sapphire performance flagship, which brings the Air family’s top figures in France: 920 kW (1,251 PS) and 0-100 km/h in 2.0 seconds.
Wheel choice matters. On the Air Grand Touring, for example, Lucid lists 960 km on 19-inch wheels, 882 km on 20-inch wheels and as low as 852 km on the 21-inch Blade wheels. If range is your priority, the smaller wheels are worth keeping.
How ordering works
For now, the only step is a priority reservation on Lucid’s French site. Orders are expected to open in the first quarter of 2027, at the same time the first three stores open, and reservation holders get priority when they do. Lucid notes that the price shown when the order is actually placed is the one that applies, so treat today’s prices as the current list, not a locked quote.
Lucid hasn’t named the cities for the first three locations yet. We’ll add them here once Lucid confirms where they are.
Why France matters for Lucid
Lucid calls France one of Europe’s most important car markets, and it’s arriving with a strong pair. The Air, which Lucid’s French site bills as “la reine de l’autonomie” (the queen of range), offers up to 960 km on WLTP, and the Gravity offers seven seats and close to 740 km. Lucid builds its cars at its own plants in Arizona and Saudi Arabia.
Lucid is still a small company. It built 2,954 vehicles and delivered 3,806 in the third quarter of 2026, as we covered in Lucid’s Q3 production and deliveries. A partner-store model with Emil Frey lets it grow in France without building every showroom and service bay itself. For more from the show floor, see our Paris Motor Show 2026 EV roundup.