Lucid now selling its own NACS charging adapter.
See all Stories Posted Jul 22, 2025 at 1:00 PM UTC Lucid now selling its own NACS charging adapter.
The adapter will cost $220 and can be ordered on Lucid's website. With it, Lucid Air sedan owners can simply roll up to any Tesla Supercharger station and plug in. Charging sessions can be initiated and paid for through the Lucid app. Of course, Lucid Gravity owners won't need to bother with the adapter since their electric SUV comes with a native NACS port. Lucid is also announcing a bump in the 2026 Air Touring's range to 431 miles — maintaining the California company's perch as king of the range among all other EVs.
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