Lucid Motors Says It’s Not A Tesla Killer, Wants To Coexist Alongside

[TMC Staff]

We’re sure you’ve seen many a headline stating that Lucid is a so-called ‘ Tesla killer,’ yet the company doesn’t see itself that way. Lucid Motors says it’s on track to deliver its first production cars in 2021 which it will build at its new production facility. Things are really looking up for the maker...
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[lampcord]

Most of that 'Tesla Killer' crap comes from all the Tesla short sellers who keep trying to convince everyone that Tesla is doomed so the stock will tank and they can make back all of the money they've already lost.

Good luck with that!

 

[pongajim]

If you can't beat them, then at least you could try and join them. Good luck with that as well...

 

[X Fan]

IMO, they will need to sell. Appears to be a good product but too late to market versus Tesla, VW, Rivian and 2-3 Japanese-Korean, US & German mfgs.

 

[mk677]

is a MB S class a BMW 7 series killer? is camry a chevy killer? is a lambo a ferrari killer?
the term tesla killer is asinine

 

[jabloomf1230]

Unfortunately, if Lucid is like a number of other BEV startups, its car might end up being a Lucid-killer.

 

[mark95476]

577 this year and CEO won't commit to 20k next year. Lets hope Apple, or someone else, gives them an escape route and buys them.

Lucid Motors CEO on going public, revenue projections

CNBC's "TechCheck" team discusses electric vehicles and the outlook for the sector with Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlison.

www.cnbc.com

You can't have (Tesla-only) "production hell" if you have no demand and never go into production.