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20272027 Lucid Air Keeps Canadian Prices Unchanged, Simplifies Lineup
Lucid held the line on 2027 Air pricing in Canada — Pure stays at $99,900, Sapphire at $327,300 — while streamlining options. A new Stealth & Sound Package arrives for the Air Pure at $6,200.
Lucid has unveiled the 2027 Air, and the luxury EV automaker is keeping prices steady while making a handful of changes aimed at simplifying the luxury electric sedan's lineup.
Pricing for all four versions of the 2027 Lucid Air remains unchanged in both Canada and the United States — rare stability at a time when tariff pressure keeps shaking up EV pricing on both sides of the border.
2027 Lucid Air Canadian pricing
- Air Pure: $99,900 (US$70,900)
- Air Touring: $112,800 (US$79,900)
- Air Grand Touring: $161,200 (US$114,900)
- Air Sapphire: $327,300 (US$249,000)
New Stealth & Sound Package for the Air Pure
Although prices aren't changing, Lucid is streamlining the options available on the Air Pure for 2027. The biggest addition is a new Stealth & Sound Package for $6,200 (US$4,500), which includes 19-inch Aero Range Stealth wheels. Buyers can also opt for the larger 20-inch Aero Lite Stealth wheels, which pushes the package price to $8,700 (US$6,250).
Three exterior colours come with the package at no extra cost: Infinite Black Metallic, Stellar White Metallic, and Quantum Grey Metallic.
The 2027 Lucid Air is now available to configure on Lucid's Canadian website, so buyers can build their exact sedan today — with the entry point holding at $99,900 before destination and fees.
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