Lucid Cosmos EV to launch in UK in 2027, competing with BMW iX3
Lucid Cosmos electric crossover set for UK debut in 2027
Lucid Cosmos EV to launch in UK in 2027, competing with BMW iX3
Lucid announces the Cosmos EV for the UK in 2027, featuring 800V architecture and right-hand drive. It will rival BMW iX3 and Volvo EX60, with an off-road Earth version planned for 2028.
2026-04-04T23:28:15+03:00
2026-04-04T23:28:15+03:00
2026-04-04T23:28:15+03:00
American electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid will enter the UK market in 2027 with a new crossover called the Cosmos. This model will compete with the BMW iX3 and Volvo EX60, marking the debut of the brand's midsize vehicle lineup.The Cosmos is built on a new platform featuring an 800-volt architecture and is equipped with more compact and efficient electric motors compared to the company's current models. Production will take place at a factory in Saudi Arabia.The vehicle is being developed from the outset with right-hand drive, which will facilitate a quicker launch in the British market. This contrasts with the Air sedan and Gravity crossover, which are not currently planned for the UK due to the complexity of adaptation.In 2028, Lucid intends to expand its lineup with an off-road version named Earth, targeting the premium segment with enhanced off-road capability. A more practical version of the Cosmos is also expected.The company remains committed to a full electrification strategy and is not considering hybrid technologies. Despite modest sales in Europe, the focus is on new midsize vehicles, which are anticipated to boost demand and strengthen the brand's position.
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Lucid Cosmos electric crossover set for UK debut in 2027
Lucid announces the Cosmos EV for the UK in 2027, featuring 800V architecture and right-hand drive. It will rival BMW iX3 and Volvo EX60, with an off-road Earth version planned for 2028.
Michael Powers, Editor
American electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid will enter the UK market in 2027 with a new crossover called the Cosmos. This model will compete with the BMW iX3 and Volvo EX60, marking the debut of the brand's midsize vehicle lineup.
The Cosmos is built on a new platform featuring an 800-volt architecture and is equipped with more compact and efficient electric motors compared to the company's current models. Production will take place at a factory in Saudi Arabia.
The vehicle is being developed from the outset with right-hand drive, which will facilitate a quicker launch in the British market. This contrasts with the Air sedan and Gravity crossover, which are not currently planned for the UK due to the complexity of adaptation.
In 2028, Lucid intends to expand its lineup with an off-road version named Earth, targeting the premium segment with enhanced off-road capability. A more practical version of the Cosmos is also expected.
The company remains committed to a full electrification strategy and is not considering hybrid technologies. Despite modest sales in Europe, the focus is on new midsize vehicles, which are anticipated to boost demand and strengthen the brand's position.
