Cooperating with LeTV, Lucid's first electric car can achieve 2.5 seconds of acceleration in 2.5 seconds.

Silicon Valley electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid released the first mass-produced electric car product, Lucid Air, in Fremont, Calif., which is positioned in the mid- to high-end market and is scheduled to be officially launched at the end of 2018. It is reported that Jia Yueting is also one of its investors, but the specific investment amount and the proportion of shares occupied are unknown.

Although Lucid's executives avoided talking about Tesla, it is hard to reminisce about Tesla from the concept of electric vehicles, the appearance of the vehicle, and the target market.

Lucid Air is considered by many industry experts to be a direct product of the Tesla Model S.

The company's executives said the car was originally inspired by the private jet business class, and he wanted to give the rear passengers the feeling of sitting in the business class "flying on the ground" when designing the car.

The seat and steering wheel are all made of leather. The door and the handshake are made of mahogany. The central control of the car is also completely LCD touch screen.

The car is a clever combination of space settings: the external space is equivalent to the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, but the internal space is equivalent to the Mercedes-Benz S-class, the rear space is as long as possible, after the high-end models The row can almost lie completely.

The main designer of the car said that he and the team were considering the combination of luxury and modernity of traditional luxury brands when designing the car. The overall concept is to emphasize simplicity.

In addition to emphasizing the comfort of driving, Lucid Air's other highlight is performance, Lucid said that the car can reach 1000 horsepower, achieving 0-60 miles (about 96.6 kilometers) acceleration in 2.5 seconds.