Car and Driver clocked the Air Sapphire as the fastest four-door it had ever lapped around a track.
Median 221 hp across 183 similar cars
Lead trim: Air Sapphire tri-motor
Lucid Air SapphireAir Sapphire · 2024–present
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FactCar and Driver clocked the Air Sapphire as the fastest four-door it had ever lapped around a track.
The Air Sapphire is the tri-motor, all-wheel-drive top version of the Lucid Air sedan, above the dual-motor Dream Edition and Grand Touring Performance. Wikipedia lists it at 1,234 hp and 1,430 lb-ft with a 0–60 mph time of 1.89 seconds. In Car and Driver's 2024 Lightning Lap the 2024 Air Sapphire lapped Virginia International Raceway in 2:44.3, the fastest EV and fastest four-door the magazine had tested, and in 2025 Motor Trend recorded a 9.21-second quarter mile at 157.1 mph.
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Trims & Figures
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| Trim | Years | Engine | Power | Torque | 0–60 | Drive | Gearbox | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Sapphire tri-motor | 2024–present | Tri-motor | 1234 hp | 1430 lb-ft | 1.9 s | AWD | — | — |
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Car and Driver clocked the Air Sapphire as the fastest four-door it had ever lapped around a track.
In 2024 the Air set a Guinness World Record for an EV: most countries crossed on a single charge — nine, covering 567 miles.
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