Lucid Motors, the luxury electric car manufacturer, went live via an SPAC in July 2021 on the Nasdaq under the symbol/ticker LCID. Learn about the company, it’s stock potential & how to buy.

First, it's important to note what has happened to Lucid's share price following its massive spike. In the weeks that ...

For 2025, Lucid expects to produce 18,000 to 20,000 vehicles as it ramps up its deliveries of the Gravity SUV. In 2026, it ...

Whether you’re already a fan of the Lucid Air or simply believe in the future of electric vehicles, here’s how to buy Lucid Motors stock.

As part of the deal, Uber agreed to invest $300 million in Lucid. (Uber is also making a significant investment in Nuro, ...

But where do things stand for Lucid now, in 2024? If you like the car (I do), and you've thought about buying the stock while it's cheap, there are some things you should know. Here are five.

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Both EV challengers are aggressively working on their growth strategies to stand out, but which is the better option right ...

Lucid Group shares are moving in Thursday's after-hours session after the company announced a reverse stock split.

Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID) is making waves in the luxury electric vehicle (EV) market with an impressive driving range that sets it apart from competitors. After peaking at $57.75 per share in ...

Lucid stock isn't a buy I know some investors will look at Lucid's $2.69 stock price (as of this writing) and assume there isn't much to lose by picking up some shares.

Lucid stock is reverse-splitting its shares. Lucid might avoid delisting this way, but the stock's still a sell.