LUCCA M58

LUCCA M58

LUCCA

$2,999

Dual Boiler

Overview

The LUCCA M58 elevates the LUCCA lineup with a rotary pump and upgraded boiler capacity for the most demanding home baristas. Manufactured by Quick Mill for Clive Coffee's exclusive distribution, the M58 features dual stainless steel boilers — 580ml brew and 1500ml steam — each with independent PID temperature control. The rotary pump delivers whisper-quiet operation and consistent pressure delivery, while enabling direct water line connection for those who prefer plumbed operation. The E61 group head with natural thermosyphon pre-infusion is compatible with aftermarket flow control devices for pressure profiling. The M58's 3-liter reservoir provides generous standalone capacity. Clive Coffee bundles the M58 with comprehensive setup support, a starter accessory kit, and ongoing technical assistance — a significant advantage over purchasing imported Italian machines through general retailers. The combination of Italian manufacturing quality with American customer support and warranty handling makes the LUCCA M58 a pragmatic choice for prosumers who want proven dual-boiler performance backed by responsive, English-speaking technical support.

The LUCCA M58 comes equipped with PID temperature control for precise brewing, pre-infusion for even extraction, flow control for barista-level precision. It features a dual boiler boiler system made of stainless steel with a 580 ml capacity. The rotary pump delivers 15.0 bars of pressure for optimal extraction.

Priced at $2,999, the LUCCA M58 is designed for dedicated prosumers who demand professional-grade equipment. The dual boiler design allows simultaneous brewing and steaming, making it ideal for milk-based drinks without any wait time.

In terms of build quality, the LUCCA M58 is a substantial machine, weighing in at 27.0 kg, manufactured in Italy, drawing 1500W of power. With dimensions of 320 x 470 x 420 mm (W×D×H), make sure you have adequate counter space. It offers both reservoir and direct plumbing options for maximum flexibility.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • PID temperature control ensures consistent extraction temperature shot after shot
  • Pre-infusion gently saturates the coffee puck before full pressure, improving extraction evenness
  • Flow control gives barista-level precision over water flow rate during extraction
  • Dual boiler design allows simultaneous brewing and steaming with no temperature compromise
  • Stainless steel boiler is corrosion-resistant and easy to maintain
  • Iconic E61 group head provides excellent thermal stability and a vast ecosystem of aftermarket accessories

Cons

  • Heavy at 27.0 kg — difficult to move once placed, requires sturdy counter space
  • Premium price point at $2,999 represents a significant investment

Full Specifications

BrandLUCCA
ModelLUCCA M58
CategoryDual Boiler
StatusCurrent
Country of OriginItaly
Year Introduced2021
Boiler TypeDual Boiler
Boiler MaterialStainless Steel
Boiler Capacity580 ml
Steam Boiler Capacity1500 ml
Pump TypeRotary
Pump Pressure15.0 bar
PID ControlYes
Pre-InfusionYes
Pressure ProfilingNo
Flow ControlYes
Group HeadE61
Portafilter Diameter58 mm
Steam WandCommercial
Water SourceBoth
Reservoir Capacity3000 ml
Cup WarmerYes
Dimensions (W x D x H)320 x 470 x 420 mm
Weight27.0 kg (59.5 lbs)
Wattage1500 W
Voltage220V
MSRP$2,999

Our Verdict

The LUCCA M58 sits in the dual boiler category, which is the gold standard for home espresso machines that can brew and steam simultaneously. This is a prosumer-grade machine that borders on commercial capability. If you regularly make milk drinks and don't want to wait between brewing and steaming, this is the right architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the LUCCA M58 designed for?

The LUCCA M58 at $2,999 is a prosumer-grade machine designed for experienced home baristas who want near-commercial quality. It's not ideal as a first machine, but it's an excellent upgrade for those ready to invest in their espresso passion.

Can the LUCCA M58 brew and steam at the same time?

Yes. The LUCCA M58's dual boiler design allows you to brew espresso and steam milk simultaneously. This is ideal for making milk-based drinks efficiently without any temperature compromise.

How often does the LUCCA M58 need maintenance?

Regular maintenance includes daily backflushing (for machines with solenoid valves), weekly cleaning of the group head and portafilter, and descaling every 1-3 months depending on water hardness. Using filtered water significantly reduces scale buildup and extends machine life.

What grinder should I use with the LUCCA M58?

A prosumer machine like this deserves a premium grinder. Consider the Niche Zero ($600), Eureka Mignon XL ($700), DF64 variants, or premium options like the Weber EG-1 or Lagom P64. The grinder should match or exceed the machine's capability for best results.

Is the LUCCA M58 worth $2,999?

The LUCCA M58's value depends on your commitment to espresso. If you drink espresso daily, a quality machine pays for itself vs. cafe purchases within 6-12 months. The LUCCA M58 offers PID temperature control, dual boiler convenience, flow control at its price point, making it a sound investment for regular espresso drinkers.