Lucid EVs will soon have full access to Tesla's Supercharger network, with some caveats for the Air. That vehicle requires an adapter and is limited to a 50kW peak charge rate.

You’ll soon be able to plug a Lucid Air into a Tesla Supercharger, but you probably aren’t going to feel any desire to. Not out of personal views or anything like that, it’s because one of the fastest-charging EVs in America will be one of the slowest-charging on Tesla’s DC fast charging network once compatibility

Meanwhile, the Lucid Gravity, which already has access to the Supercharger network, can sustain more than four times the throughput (225kW) on the same charging equipment. What would take the Air an hour, the Gravity (and most current Teslas, for that matter) can knock out in about 15 minutes.