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Agree, trying to create the perfect car causes delays.

Scared? Of what? Doubling sakes? Your thought process doesn’t make sense to me

Maybe this was the reason Peter is gone?

They did say slow production for the initial 6 months, don’t rush then, you may get cars with bad quality. If Gravity has issues, it’s the end of the company. Gravity needs to be perfect.

I disagree....if it was any other CEO, Lucid's would not have been the technological marvel that they are. Other CEO's would have cut costs, rushed the product and releases a half baked product like every other car. Peter had a vision for Lucid as a company and stuck by it. You have to...

More I think about it, I think Rawlinson did resign for health reasons....there is no way he woudn't continue as CTO...and Saudi's would never create a situation where this was so sudden without someone in line and ready to go. They would have given Peter are more prominent technical role. Why...

I suspect Saudi's believe otherwise....and the more confidence people have that the company won't get delisted ( I dont beleive that for a second), more sales....stock price has some importance.

Nissan had no engineering advantage....thats why they floundered- no hybrids, old designs, no innovation.....not comparable to Lucid which is at the top of its game in EV engineering. But agree, software needs more work.

Peter has established a magnificent team, and you can see the toll this had on him the past few years. Peter will always be remembered as the founder of Lucid! But his team will chug along. Sad to see him go but it was needed. I suspect medical reasons played a role as well.

At this point, its all down to marketing and software...I'm sure midsize is almost finalized.

Peter was CEO when Gravity was engineered.....every company has transitions like this....why deprive yourself of this engineering marvel?

Agree, at this point probably the right thing for the company. Many aknowledge Peter is an amazing engineer but not what Lucid needs at present. Time for a reshuffle. Saudi want more rapid movement...its been 4 years and stock is in the doldrums.....nothing wrong in getting a new CEO to get a...

Do the math, and Gravity ramp and lower priced Gravity Touring wont come till the later half of the year. They sold 10k airs , and with present Tesla hate and more cars on the road, they can very easily double. You forget the Middle East- I'm very bullsih on sales there. Its not Trump world, he...

Air sales doubled since last year, they will sell at least 15k airs and add to that 5k Gravity. Easy to reach 20k.

They already produced, what are you talking about? Only reason Tesla nearly got bankrupted is because they didn’t have funds…Lucid has an oil rich country behind. Remember 420 tweet from Musk? He wanted Saudi money.

R2 in mid 2026, lucid midsize late 2026

Yes, Lucid will still be relevant- EV tech is better than anyone else, ride/handling superiority, unlimited funds to make sure it will be successful. Don’t expect the Chinese to take over the entire EV market….there is more to making cars than putting in a sliding seat or a refrigerator

Come on man, give them a break. Think its easy getting out a new car. Maybe they have some software issues they need to adress. Or a supplier quality issue. Imagine if they released a troubled product...company goes bankrupt. Do you want them to do that? Look at how many other manufacturers had...

Figure in the present antiTesla movement and you have a winner in Lucid. Both Rivian and lucid make desirable products. Understand you need to go back more than a century when humanity moved from horse carriages to horseless carriages fuelled by petroleum. The world in on a precipice of an...

Well, if you want a car that falls apart, yes they deliver on that. Lucid is in a different market and doesn't have the luxury of releasing half baked products.