Lucid Air EVs to Access Tesla Superchargers—But at Slower Speeds
Lucid Air owners can now use Tesla Superchargers with an adapter—but charging is capped at 50kW. Here's what it means for EV drivers.
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Lucid Air EVs to Access Tesla Superchargers—But at Slower Speeds Lucid Air and Tesla Supercharger Compatibility: What You Need to Know Lucid Air drivers will finally gain access to Tesla’s Supercharger network across North America starting July 31, 2025 , marking a long-awaited milestone for electric vehicle (EV) compatibility. This update comes nearly two years after Lucid and Tesla first reached an agreement to bring interoperability between their charging ecosystems. However, there’s a key limitation Lucid drivers should be aware of: Lucid Air models will charge significantly slower than Tesla vehicles at these stations. With a special $220 adapter, all Lucid Air sedans—regardless of model year—can plug into Tesla’s V3 (and above) Superchargers, but charging speeds will max out at just 50 kW , far below the 250 kW peak that Tesla vehicles enjoy. Image Credits:Lucid This limitation stems from a voltage mismatch. Lucid uses a cutting-edge 924-volt architecture , while Tesla Superchargers are built on a 400V system . That technical discrepancy means Lucid…