Lucid makes sudden decisions after losses
Surpassing expectations

- Lucid Group failed to meet Wall Street expectations in the second quarter of the year, as the electric-vehicle manufacturer proceeds with what it described as a comprehensive reset of its operations, alongside extensive management changes and a cost-cutting plan.

As part of this plan, the company intends to begin commercial production of its self-driving taxi vehicles, excluding prototype models, at the beginning of next year. It has also decided to delay the launch of its midsize car, which was scheduled to be released by the end of this year, to the second half of 2027, most likely.

In an interview with CNBC, Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson? (Silvio Napoli) said the company does not want to repeat past mistakes when cars were introduced before they were fully ready, stressing that quality will be the priority even if it takes longer.#SCCrudeDrops6.01% #GlobalStocksHitRecordHigh #USTelecomStocksFallPreMarket #USMilitarySaysHormuzStraitOpen #MSCIAsiaPacificHitsHighestSinceMidJuly $TRUMP
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