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Hi fellow Lucid fans! Since I live in Copenhagen, Denmark, I’m curious to know how Lucid will be supported in Denmark as well as the rest of Europe. Garages? Charging network?
I’ve been driving Tesla S 85D for the last 5 years.
 
Hi, Thomas. Sad to say, none of us in the U.S. is yet a Lucid owner, either -- just highly impatient reservation holders.

I don't know what the service plan will be for Europe. It's not even finalized for the U.S. yet according to a call I had last week with my sales representative at Lucid.

As for charging, Lucid is using the CCS standard which is moving toward becoming the global standard (except for Tesla). At the beginning of this year there were already 8,000 CCS charging stations in Europe, and I'm sure the number is only growing.

Here is a map of CCS charging stations in Europe. Denmark and surrounding countries, especially in the rest of Scandanavia and westward, look to be amply covered -- much more so than most of the regions of the U.S. thus far:


You probably already know that Germany recently mandated that all gas refueling stations had to install EV charging stations, although I cannot find a date on which the requirement takes effect.
 
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As for charging, Lucid is using the CCS standard which is moving toward becoming the global standard (except for Tesla). At the beginning of this year there were already 8,000 CCS charging stations in Europe, and I'm sure the number is only
Actually Europe and most of the rest of the world uses the CCS2 standard. The US uses the CCS1 standard. The plug/receptacle are different. See the following article on the differences:
 
Thanks for the catch. i assume Lucid will ship cars equipped with charge connections compatible with the region, though, so a Denmark buyer should have no trouble charging the car in Europe?
 
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