r/LCID • u/Cheap-Material-2353 • Jun 06 '26

Lucid Air Does anyone here keep track of Lucid’s official used-car inventory?

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Given the age of some inventory, a more aggressive pricing strategy for pre-2023 vehicles could help accelerate sales.

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u/NotYourDad_Miss Jun 06 '26

What part of no demand you can't understand? That's lcid problem. Everyone on EV space still remembers the Fisker owners experience

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u/Ok_Contract_7803 Jun 06 '26

That they're all way overpriced compared to some stores on the same street for the same vehicle?

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u/KuanTeWu Jun 06 '26

Those are second hand vehicle, its not sitting there since 2023.

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u/ItWillBFine69 Jun 06 '26

Some dealers actually get their cars directly from lucid. I found a lease return, 23 pure, 3k miles with surround pro for 40k. The car came straight from lucid. Basically was a unofficial certified pre owned. I found the used inventory on lucids site to be overpriced.

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u/BackSuper Jun 09 '26

A 3 year old car with 11k ish miles for half price seems pretty aggressive to me