From this perspective, I agree with analysts the Lucid Air and the Lucid Gravity wouldn't have been possible without him. That said, I believe the 13% panic selloff post Q4 earnings was overdone.

Even after that ramp-up, it will still be producing only 20,000 vehicles. Lucid's bigger problem may end up being financially driven. The big plan for 2025 is for Lucid to increase its production ...

It expected to produce 20,000 units of its first product, the Lucid Air sedan, in 2022, and launch the Gravity SUV in 2023. The EV maker failed miserably, producing only 7,180 units in 2022.

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Lucid Motors scaled up deliveries in 2024 but remains unprofitable and is expected to face substantial cash burn and negative free cash flow. Despite plans to double deliveries in 2025, Lucid ...

HP claims a 90.16% screen-to-body radio, thanks to some super-slim bezels on the display’s right and left sides. The laptop is half a pound lighter than the 2025 13-inch MacBook Air, at just 2.2 ...

Shares of luxury electric car manufacturer Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) jumped 13% in the morning session after Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas upgraded the stock's rating from Sell to Hold, highlighting ...

It focuses on in-house hardware and software innovation, vertical integration, and a clean-sheet approach to engineering and design led to the development of the Lucid Air. The Lucid Air is a ...

What Happened: Morgan Stanley has upgraded its rating for Lucid, recognizing the potential for the company’s new management to steer it towards artificial intelligence (AI) and beyond its ...

Lucid Group Inc.'s stock has had a tough time ever since the EV maker announced its founder and chief executive was on his way out: It is down about 17% from that late February announcement to ...

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