Any good news - why Lucid up 27% today
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Supposedly from a recommendation in a Motley Fool article, according to what I read elsewhere. But it's not an official recommendation from them. In other words it's not on the list of recommendations for subscribers.
Speculation that a Lucid will be in the next James Bond movie? Otherwise, I've got nothing.
Distribution rights to one of the most well-known spy movie franchises now belong to Amazon.com Inc (AMZN) after the e-commerce giant acquired media company MGM.
The next James Bond installment could provide a boost to Amazon's (AMZN) media efforts and also help an electric vehicle company.
What Happened: The James Bond movies remain staples at the box office and also rank as some of the highest grossing movies in the U.K. of all-time.
Fans of the Bond films eagerly await news of a 26th movie, which will feature a new actor taking over the role of 007, but some good news for electric vehicle fans could be coming for the franchise.
Lucid Group (LCID) could be behind the technology of an electric vehicle in the next Bond movie, according to comments made recently from Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson.
Speaking at the ribbon-cutting for a Lucid production facility in Arizona, Rawlinson hinted that a long-term partnership between the EV company and auto company Aston Martin could see Lucid featured in the next James Bond movie, according to Electrek.
Through a partnership, Lucid Motors will supply its electric powertrain technology to Aston Martin. The technology will help Aston Martin launch its first fully electric vehicle in 2025.
"It is little wonder that Aston Martin chose our Sapphire technology, and certainly, Lucid will be powering the Aston Martins of the future, and a little bird tells me that maybe Mr. Bond will be powered by Lucid, as a consequence Wouldn't that be cool?" Rawlinson said.
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Why It's Important: After five movies as the lead James Bond character, Daniel Craig will no longer play the well-known spy. Betting odds show actors like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Henry Cavill, Tom Hardy, James Norton, Rege-Jean Page and Damson Idris as the favorites to land the 007 role.
The last five Bond movies, which featured Craig, are among the highest-grossing films in the franchise ever. Here's a look at their domestic and worldwide box office gross, as reported by BoxOfficeMojo.
Aston Martin has been a staple in James Bond movies and is expected to be featured in the next installment. Based on the partnership with Lucid, intentions for an electric vehicle to be released in 2025 and comments from Rawlinson, Bond could be driving an electric vehicle while chasing bad guys in the next film.
Distribution rights to one of the most well-known spy movie franchises now belong to Amazon.com Inc (AMZN) after the e-commerce giant acquired media company MGM.
The next James Bond installment could provide a boost to Amazon's (AMZN) media efforts and also help an electric vehicle company.
What Happened: The James Bond movies remain staples at the box office and also rank as some of the highest grossing movies in the U.K. of all-time.
Fans of the Bond films eagerly await news of a 26th movie, which will feature a new actor taking over the role of 007, but some good news for electric vehicle fans could be coming for the franchise.
Lucid Group (LCID) could be behind the technology of an electric vehicle in the next Bond movie, according to comments made recently from Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson.
Speaking at the ribbon-cutting for a Lucid production facility in Arizona, Rawlinson hinted that a long-term partnership between the EV company and auto company Aston Martin could see Lucid featured in the next James Bond movie, according to Electrek.
Through a partnership, Lucid Motors will supply its electric powertrain technology to Aston Martin. The technology will help Aston Martin launch its first fully electric vehicle in 2025.
"It is little wonder that Aston Martin chose our Sapphire technology, and certainly, Lucid will be powering the Aston Martins of the future, and a little bird tells me that maybe Mr. Bond will be powered by Lucid, as a consequence Wouldn't that be cool?" Rawlinson said.
Related Link: Cybertruck Delivery Event: Elon Musk Highlights Tesla’s ‘Best Product,’ Says ‘Finally The Future Will Look Like The Future’
Why It's Important: After five movies as the lead James Bond character, Daniel Craig will no longer play the well-known spy. Betting odds show actors like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Henry Cavill, Tom Hardy, James Norton, Rege-Jean Page and Damson Idris as the favorites to land the 007 role.
The last five Bond movies, which featured Craig, are among the highest-grossing films in the franchise ever. Here's a look at their domestic and worldwide box office gross, as reported by BoxOfficeMojo.
- 2006: "Casino Royale": $167.4 million domestic, $606.0 million worldwide
- 2008: "Quantum of Solace": $168.4 million domestic, $589.6 million worldwide
- 2012: "Skyfall": $304.4 million domestic, $1.11 billion worldwide
- 2015: "Spectre": $200.1 million domestic, $880.7 million worldwide
- 2021: "No Time to Die": $126.9 million domestic, $774.2 million worldwide
Aston Martin has been a staple in James Bond movies and is expected to be featured in the next installment. Based on the partnership with Lucid, intentions for an electric vehicle to be released in 2025 and comments from Rawlinson, Bond could be driving an electric vehicle while chasing bad guys in the next film.
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Yup, I posted a thread about this, but it was revealed a couple of days ago and I don't think it would help much for the stock price as you said!
Why Is Lucid (LCID) Stock Up 25% Today?
LCID stock is soaring today, up more than 25%, heading to the bell after inking a deal with Ma'aden for the supply of aluminum panels.
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That depends on a lot of factors. Nobody knows that yet. I think you’re probably right, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be a huge PR push with it.
I think just a combination, stock is oversold, factory expansion, Formula E partnership, midsize tease, deal with Maaden for aluminum sheets and a reminder that Lucid is powering Aston Martins.
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