Four Seasons Hotel Boston recently announced a partnership with Lucid Group, an electric vehicle maker. The initiative is part of a larger partnership between Four Seasons and Lucid to blend history, culture and sustainability.

“We’re passionate about connecting guests with the rich cultural tapestry that makes New England special,” said Jeanne Lynch, guest experience manager, Four Seasons Hotel Boston. “Our collaboration with Lucid allows guests to journey from Louisa May Alcott’s writing desk to historic coastal lighthouses in unparalleled comfort at their own pace. The routes have been designed to reveal hidden gems that make this region truly remarkable.”

Hotel guests reserve a Lucid car on a complimentary basis for self-guided excursions of select destinations within easy drive of the hotel. The hotel’s Guest Experience team designed a collection of signature driving routes, all within Lucid Air’s 512-mile EPA-estimated range. The cars can be booked either on site or online, and on-site electric vehicle charging stations are available and compatible with all EV models.

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Here’s a closer look at the curated signature driving routes:

Famous American Authors
A literary odyssey west to Concord, Massachusetts. The 21-mile drive features visits to The Old Manse, Orchard House, The Wayside, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and Walden Pond — landmarks that inspired Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Louisa May Alcott and others.

North Shore – Castles & Gardens Adventure
A one-hour drive north to Gloucester, Ipswich and Marblehead boasts stately homes and ocean views. Stop at Herreshoff Castle, Long Hill, Hammond Castle Museum and Crane Estate at Castle Hill. A short drive from Ispswich is Essex, home to tidal river views, fresh seafood, and antique shops and dealers.

South Shore – Beacons of the South Shore
This 40-mile journey to seaside communities visits Scituate Lighthouse, Duxbury Pier Light, Gurnet Light and Plymouth Rock.