Rivian and Lucid stocks took a major hit following Donald Trump’s presidential election win. Trump’s stance on electric vehicles, including plans to eliminate EV incentives and potentially modify emission standards, raises concerns for the future of these EV startups. The impact on their production costs, profitability, and even future model launches could be significant.
Lucid Motors, the Silicon Valley-based electric vehicle innovator, has officially announced that orders for its highly anticipated SUV, the Lucid […]
Lucid Group CEO Peter Rawlinson, a former Tesla employee, has thrown cold water on Tesla’s ambitious robotaxi plans, predicting that fully autonomous vehicles won’t become mainstream until the 2030s. Rawlinson’s comments come after Tesla’s Robotaxi Day and highlight the challenges associated with achieving true self-driving capabilities. This latest exchange further intensifies the rivalry between Tesla and Lucid, with Rawlinson repeatedly emphasizing Lucid’s technological advancements.
Lucid Group showcased its upcoming Gravity electric SUV and a new crossover EV at its Arizona factory. The Gravity SUV is set to feature a NACS charging connector, providing access to a vast network of charging stations. The company also unveiled its plans for a midsize crossover EV with a starting price under $50,000, scheduled for production in late 2026.
Lucid Group, the maker of electric vehicles, unveiled its upcoming Gravity SUV at its Technology & Manufacturing Day, showcasing its advanced technologies and cost-effectiveness. The company also announced record deliveries and revealed its next-generation Atlas Drive Unit, slated for future midsize vehicles.
The EV market saw a mixed week, with Tesla facing headwinds in China and Rivian experiencing a fire incident. Meanwhile, Lucid announced plans for affordable models and XPeng saw strong demand for its new low-end electric vehicle.
Rivian and Lucid, two prominent EV startups, are aggressively investing in research and development to launch new models, despite both companies still struggling to achieve profitability. While Rivian aims for modest profitability by 2025, Lucid remains tight-lipped on a timeline. This article analyzes the companies’ recent performance, financial health, and future prospects.
The electric vehicle (EV) market saw mixed results in the week ending August 23, with some stocks rising on hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut, while others faced company-specific challenges. Tesla lost its BEV crown in Europe to BMW, saw a key executive depart, and faced criticism from Lucid’s CEO. Meanwhile, Ford scaled back its EV plans and Workhorse reported disappointing financial results.
While the broader stock market rebounded last week, electric vehicle (EV) stocks struggled to keep pace. Tesla, despite gaining for the week, saw its market share decline in North America. Meanwhile, other EV makers like Lucid, Rivian, and Canoo faced production challenges, recalls, and cost-cutting measures. This report explores the performance of key EV companies and the factors driving their performance.
