Lucid Unveils 2027 Air EV Lineup with New Stealth Package

Lucid has streamlined its 2027 Air EV lineup, adding a new Stealth & Sound Package for the entry-level Air Pure and keeping prices flat across all four trims.

The electric vehicle (EV) market continues to evolve, with manufacturers introducing new features and models to stay competitive. Lucid is the latest to unveil its 2027 Air EV lineup, which includes a new Stealth & Sound Package for the entry-level Air Pure.

The biggest change in the 2027 lineup is in the configurator, not the car. Lucid has simplified the options available for the Air Pure, trimming the entry model's long à la carte menu down to a tighter set of choices. The centerpiece of this change is a new Stealth & Sound Package, priced at $6,250, which bundles the most popular options into a single configuration.

Buyers who add this package can choose either 19-inch Aero Range Stealth or 20-inch Aero Lite Stealth wheels, plus a paint finish in Infinite Black Metallic, Stellar White Metallic, or Quantum Grey Metallic.

The Touring, Grand Touring, and Sapphire trims carry into 2027 largely as they were. The whole lineup is now configurable through Lucid's Design Yours tool.

One notable aspect of the 2027 Air EV lineup is that prices have been kept flat across all four trims, both in the US and Canada. This is a significant move, given the rising costs of imported vehicles and parts due to tariffs, as well as the expiration of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit at the end of September 2025.

Here is a comparison of the 2026 and 2027 Air EV lineup prices:

The Air EV has been selling well in its class, with Lucid reporting that it became the best-selling luxury EV sedan in the US last year, surpassing Tesla's Model S. The Air has also performed well in real-world tests, such as Norway's brutal EV winter test, which it won earlier this year.

However, it appears that the focus for Lucid has been on the Gravity this year, which may explain the lack of change in the 2027 Air EV lineup.

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Source: Electrek