Lucid Introduces Certified Pre-Owned EV Program
The luxury electric vehicle maker now offers inspected and reconditioned EVs backed by additional factory warranty coverage.
Lucid Recharged is the automaker’s new certified pre-owned program, featuring single-owner electric vehicles that have undergone inspection and reconditioning.
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Lucid Group, Inc. recently launched Lucid Recharged, the company’s first certified pre-owned vehicle program.
Lucid Recharged Certified Pre-Owned Program
Lucid Recharged begins with single-owner vehicles with fewer than 62,000 miles. Each vehicle undergoes a 160+ point inspection and receives mechanical and cosmetic reconditioning, as needed, using Lucid-approved parts.
Customers may be able to upgrade certain Lucid Recharged vehicles to include additional features, including the DreamDrive Pro advanced driver-assistance system.
“Lucid Recharged makes it easier to purchase a pre-owned Lucid with Lucid-backed inspection and added warranty coverage,” said Erwin Raphael, SVP of Revenue at Lucid, in a Dec. 15 news release.
Warranty And Program Coverage
Lucid Recharged certified pre-owned vehicles include the balance of the original 4-year/50,000-mile factory warranty, plus an additional 12-month/12,000-mile manufacturer limited warranty.
The program also includes roadside assistance for the full warranty period, a verified clean title and service history, a CARFAX report, and an inspection report.
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