
- Lucid’s Air model lacks the native NACS charge port of the newer Gravity
- As a result, Lucid now offers an adaptor to customers
- But it comes at a cost and throttles charging speeds
Californian EV manufacturer Lucid has announced that it will offer owners of older Air models the chance to purchase a DC NACS-to-CCS1 adapter that will allow the vehicles to charge from Tesla’s extensive Supercharger network.