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Lucid Cosmos
Midsize Electric SUV (Upcoming)
The Lucid Cosmos is an upcoming midsize electric SUV on Lucid's new sub-50,000-dollar 800-volt platform, targeting the Tesla Model Y with class-leading efficiency. Confirmed; full specs are still being revealed.
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Lucid Cosmos EV essentials
Lucid Cosmos pros and cons
Pros
- Lucid's efficiency and range tech at a more accessible price
- Quick: around 3.5 seconds to 60 mph for the performance version
- Highly efficient - Lucid estimates around 4.5 miles per kWh
- Modern 800-volt architecture with bidirectional charging
- Direct, credible Tesla Model Y rival
- Launches before the Lucid Earth
Cons
- Confirmed, but full specs, range and price not yet revealed
- Production starts late 2026; US deliveries likely 2027
- Lucid is still a small, scaling automaker
- No confirmed plans for some markets, including India
- Final pricing beyond the platform's 'below 50k dollars' start is unconfirmed
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Lucid Cosmos specifications
Overview & Status
Battery & Charging (confirmed platform tech)
Motor & Performance
Dimensions & Capacity
Safety
Features
Battery & Performance
- Built on Lucid's all-new 800-volt Midsize platform
- Next-generation centralized electrical architecture
- Bidirectional (vehicle-to-load / vehicle-to-grid) charging
- New in-house 'Atlas' drive unit (about 23% lighter, 30% fewer parts)
- Lucid estimates around 4.5 miles per kWh efficiency
- Exact battery size and range not yet revealed
Comfort & Interior
- Lucid's spacious, efficiency-focused cabin design (expected)
- Tech-led interior in line with Lucid's other models
- Midsize five-seat SUV body (expected)
- Full interior, screen and feature details not yet revealed
Safety
- Lucid advanced driver-assistance suite (expected)
- Not yet crash-tested
- Specific safety equipment to be confirmed at reveal
Lucid Cosmos trims and pricing
Compare available Lucid Cosmos trims, their ex-showroom prices and key configuration details.
Lucid Cosmos (Upcoming)
Midsize platform - 800V - Atlas drive unit - 0-60 ~3.5s (perf)
About Lucid Cosmos
The Lucid Cosmos is the first of two upcoming midsize electric SUVs from Lucid – the other being the Lucid Earth – and it is the model that takes Lucid’s high-tech, ultra-efficient EV know-how into the high-volume, more affordable part of the market. Officially confirmed at Lucid’s 2026 Investor Day, the Cosmos is aimed squarely at the Tesla Model Y, with the new Midsize platform starting below 50,000 dollars.
Lucid has shared more about the Cosmos than the Earth so far. It rides on the all-new 800-volt Midsize platform with a next-generation centralized architecture, bidirectional charging and a new in-house drive unit called Atlas (around 23 percent lighter and using 30 percent fewer parts than current motors). Lucid estimates the Cosmos will be seriously efficient – in the region of 4.5 miles per kilowatt-hour – and quick, with a 0-60 mph time of around 3.5 seconds for the performance version. As you would expect from Lucid, efficiency and range are set to be headline strengths.
A quick reality check: the Cosmos is confirmed and has been spotted testing, but Lucid has not yet locked in its full production specs, exact range, battery size or final price. Production is due to start in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2026, with US (Arizona) production six to twelve months later – so US deliveries realistically land in 2027. Treat the model-specific figures here as official-where-stated and otherwise expected or to be confirmed.
Trending news for Lucid Cosmos
Lucid officially confirmed the Cosmos at its 2026 Investor Day, alongside the Lucid Earth, as the first model on its all-new sub-50,000-dollar Midsize platform. The Cosmos is a direct Tesla Model Y rival, built around an 800-volt system, a centralized electrical architecture, bidirectional charging and a new in-house 'Atlas' drive unit. Lucid estimates strong efficiency of around 4.5 miles per kWh and a 0-60 mph time of roughly 3.5 seconds for the performance version.
Production is set to begin in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2026, with US (Arizona) production six to twelve months later, pointing to 2027 US deliveries. Test mules have already been spotted running alongside a Tesla Model Y. Lucid has not yet revealed the Cosmos's full production specs, exact range, battery size or final price - those are expected closer to its reveal.
Lucid Cosmos range and performance
Lucid has shared the Cosmos's efficiency and performance estimates but not its full numbers. The performance version is targeted at around 3.5 seconds to 60 mph, and Lucid estimates efficiency in the region of 4.5 miles per kWh, which is exceptional and very much in line with the brand's reputation.
That efficiency hints at strong real-world range, but Lucid has not yet confirmed the Cosmos's exact battery size or certified range. Until it does, treat the range as 'expected to be a class strength' rather than a fixed figure, and watch for official numbers nearer the launch.
Lucid Cosmos safety overview
Lucid has not yet detailed the Cosmos's specific safety equipment, as the model is confirmed but not fully revealed. It is expected to come with Lucid's advanced driver-assistance suite, in line with the brand's other cars, and it has not been crash-tested. Full safety specifications and any NCAP or IIHS ratings will only be available once the car nears production.
Lucid Cosmos battery and charging guide
The confirmed highlight is the platform's 800-volt battery system, which should enable very fast DC charging, plus bidirectional charging (vehicle-to-load and vehicle-to-grid). In the US, Lucid has adopted the NACS standard, so the Cosmos is expected to use a NACS port, but exact charging rates and the connector for the Cosmos have not been confirmed. Given Lucid's focus on efficiency, fast and convenient charging should be a strength once full details arrive.
Lucid Cosmos warranty details
Lucid has not announced warranty terms for the Cosmos, as it is an upcoming model. Lucid's current cars come with competitive battery and vehicle warranties, which is a reasonable guide to expectations, but the specific Cosmos warranty will be confirmed closer to launch.
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Frequently asked questions about Lucid Cosmos
How much is the Lucid Cosmos?
Lucid has confirmed its new Midsize platform starts below 50,000 dollars, and the Cosmos is the entry into that range. The exact Lucid Cosmos price has not been finalised yet and will be confirmed closer to its launch.
What is the Lucid Cosmos release date?
Lucid plans to start Cosmos production in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2026, with US (Arizona) production six to twelve months later. That means US customer deliveries are realistically expected in 2027.
What is the difference between the Lucid Cosmos and Earth?
Both share Lucid's new Midsize platform. The Cosmos focuses on efficiency, space and performance and launches first; the Lucid Earth is positioned for a more adventurous, rugged-leaning buyer and arrives about a year after the Cosmos.
Is Lucid a Chinese-owned company, and who owns 60% of Lucid?
No, Lucid is not Chinese-owned. Lucid Group is a US company headquartered in California, and its majority shareholder is Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which holds roughly 60 percent of the company.
Is the Lucid Cosmos coming to India?
Lucid has not announced any plans to sell the Cosmos - or its other models - in India. For now it is focused on the US, the Middle East and select global markets, so an India launch is not confirmed.
Is Lucid's CEO from Tesla?
Lucid's long-serving CEO, Peter Rawlinson, was previously a chief engineer on the Tesla Model S, so yes, Lucid has strong Tesla engineering roots. Rawlinson stepped down as CEO in 2025, with the company moving to new leadership.
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Available colours
Lucid has not yet revealed the production colour palette for the Cosmos. The shades shown here are placeholders; official Lucid Cosmos colours will be confirmed when the model is fully unveiled.