Stock Markets May 29, 2026 03:39 AM

Lucid to Recall 2,039 U.S. Vehicles After Inverter-Related Drive Power Loss Reported

NHTSA says some 2024-2025 Air models may lose drive power; Lucid to deploy software inspection and replace inverters at no charge

By Caleb Monroe LCID

Lucid is recalling 2,039 vehicles in the United States after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported an inverter issue that can cause a loss of drive power, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall covers certain 2024-2025 Air models. Lucid will issue an over-the-top software update to check affected systems and will replace damaged inverters free of charge.

Lucid to Recall 2,039 U.S. Vehicles After Inverter-Related Drive Power Loss Reported
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Key Points

  • Lucid is recalling 2,039 vehicles in the United States due to a potential loss of drive power that increases crash risk.
  • The recall covers certain 2024-2025 Lucid Air models and stems from a possible failure of the vehicle's inverter.
  • The company will issue an over-the-top software update to inspect for the issue and will replace the inverter free of charge where necessary.

Electric vehicle maker Lucid is initiating a recall of 2,039 vehicles in the United States after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported a condition that can lead to a loss of drive power and raise the likelihood of a crash, the NHTSA said on Friday.

According to the regulator, the recall targets certain 2024-2025 Lucid Air vehicles sold in the U.S. The NHTSA said the underlying defect is related to the vehicle's inverter, which in some instances may become damaged. That damage can result in a loss of drive power while the vehicle is in operation.

To address the condition, Lucid plans to provide an over-the-top software update intended to inspect for the issue. The NHTSA said the automaker will replace the inverter at no cost to owners if the inspection identifies a need for replacement.

The recall notice emphasizes the safety concern tied to a sudden loss of drive power, which the regulator indicates increases crash risk. The inspection via software update and replacement remedy are the actions the company will take to mitigate that risk for affected vehicles.

Details released by the NHTSA identify the scope of the recall by model year and model - specifically some examples of Lucid Air from the 2024 and 2025 production years sold in the United States - and describe both the failure mode and the planned remediation. The publicly reported remedy consists of a remote software inspection followed by a physical inverter replacement where required, free of charge to owners.

The NHTSA statement and Lucid's planned response outline the procedural steps intended to identify affected components and restore vehicle function. The recall notice does not provide additional information on how widespread inverter damage may be beyond the enumerated 2,039 vehicles or on any timeline for completing the inspection and replacement work for all affected owners.

Owners of the specified 2024-2025 Lucid Air vehicles will be notified in accordance with the recall process so they can receive the software update and any necessary parts replacement at no cost.

Risks

  • A damaged inverter may lead to sudden loss of drive power, which the NHTSA says increases the risk of a crash - a direct safety risk to vehicle occupants and other road users.
  • The recall affects electric-vehicle manufacturing and consumer-facing service operations, as software inspection and hardware replacement will be required for affected units.
  • Uncertainty remains about timelines for completing inspections and inverter replacements across all 2,039 affected vehicles.

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