Lucid Motors sold three vehicles in the Netherlands in September, according to data from industry association BOVAG, bringing third-quarter registrations to nine.
Last quarter’s figures compare with 15 units in the first three months of 2025 and 10 in the second.
Year-to-date sales reached 33 units by the end of September, a 38% drop from 53 units in the same period of 2024.
The Newark, California-based EV maker entered the Dutch market in late 2022, where it achieved its strongest month this March with 12 registrations.
Last year, Lucid sold 48 cars in the country.
The Netherlands hosts the company’s European headquarters and is one of four markets it currently serves, alongside Germany, Norway and Switzerland.
Lucid’s lineup in the Netherlands is led by the Air sedan, offered in Pure, Touring and Grand Touring trims.
According to the company’s website, the 2025 Air Pure starts from €72,853 before tax, the Touring from €85,167 and the Grand Touring from €109,961.
Lease campaigns begin at €936 a month for the Pure, €1,118 for the Touring and €1,403 for the Grand Touring.
The flagship version — named Sapphire — is priced at €255,000.
In early September, Lucid opened European orders for its second model, the three-row Gravity SUV, priced from €102,900 ($120,975) in the Netherlands.
Deliveries are scheduled to start in early 2026, though interim Chief Executive Officer Marc Winterhoff suggested at the Gravity’s European debut in Munich that initial units could reach customers before year-end 2025.
Lucid said last month it plans to expand into eight more European markets in 2026, tripling its footprint on the continent to 12 countries.
Winterhoff confirmed that France will be included in the rollout, while Europe President Lawrence Hamilton said Belgium and Denmark will also be among the new markets.
The Dutch EV market overall continued to grow, with fully electric cars reaching a 37.3% share of new registrations in September, up from 32.4% in 2024. Hybrids accounted for 48%, compared with 39.2% a year earlier.
