The 2022 Lucid Air electric sedan delivers some pretty staggering acceleration and range figures, but how does it rate as a whole package? We've just driven one and can confirm that the Air excels in pretty much all aspects one desires in a modern luxury sedan. The team at Lucid has also built a true driver’s car.
Lotus has a new sports car called the Emira sailing into showrooms next spring. It replaces the Elise, Exige, and Evora in the company's lineup, and will initially offer up to 400 hp. Only a special First Edition version starting at $93,900 will be available at the launch, but more affordable options are in the pipeline.
If you prefer electric sports cars, Swiss startup Piech is working on one for launch in 2024. After teasing us with a concept in 2019, Piech has now locked in the first specs. Future owners can look forward to more than 600 hp, a range approaching 300 miles, and an 80% charge in under 10 minutes.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
First drive review: 2022 Lucid Air entices with the numbers, charms with the driving experience
2023 Lotus Emira is British brand's farewell to internal-combustion engines, starts at $93,900
Piech GT: Electric sports car on track to launch by mid-2024
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2023 Honda Civic Type R spy shots and video: Redesigned hot hatch coming soon
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