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Lucid Motors is getting rid of one of its models.

The all-wheel drive version of its Air Pure sedan is going bye-bye, the company announced. Instead, customers will have to settle for AWD version of its Air Touring trim, which is getting a price discount to $85,900 (down from $95,900). The base model Air Pure will now only come in a rear-wheel drive configuration and start at $77,400.

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