Design Patents Published for Cosmos

EM-151428950001-S | application number: EM151428950001F

There are no US patents or applications filed with these numbers. Moreover, this is not what patent application numbers look like in the US.

This appears false, unless you can provide actual evidence.

Please do not spread rumors.

Also, there’s no chance (imho) they would stray from the “frog mouth” and cut the taillights off like that.
 
So this is what it’s like inside an AI hallucination? Kewel…feel like I’ve lived here before.
 
There are no US patents or applications filed with these numbers. Moreover, this is not what patent application numbers look like in the US.

This appears false, unless you can provide actual evidence.

Please do not spread rumors.

Also, there’s no chance (imho) they would stray from the “frog mouth” and cut the taillights off like that.
It looks like a European patent code (EM is for patents filed with the EU) but the number also doesn't exist there.
 
There are no US patents or applications filed with these numbers. Moreover, this is not what patent application numbers look like in the US.

This appears false, unless you can provide actual evidence.

Please do not spread rumors.

Also, there’s no chance (imho) they would stray from the “frog mouth” and cut the taillights off like that.

There are no US patents or applications filed with these numbers. Moreover, this is not what patent application numbers look like in the US.

This appears false, unless you can provide actual evidence.

Please do not spread rumors.

Also, there’s no chance (imho) they would stray from the “frog mouth” and cut the taillights off like that.
It's not false but I would rather you delete this entire post than put false on it. Thanks!
 
There are no US patents or applications filed with these numbers. Moreover, this is not what patent application numbers look like in the US.

This appears false, unless you can provide actual evidence.

Please do not spread rumors.

Also, there’s no chance (imho) they would stray from the “frog mouth” and cut the taillights off like that.
We already know the taillights don't span the full width of the car based on descriptions by those who saw the car and Lucid's own teaser images.
 
Right, but he was at Lucid's Investor day and said the following in his article:

"As Autoweek first reported, Lucid has registered a new car design with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. The automaker made the filing under the name Atieva Inc., which its older name. The filing doesn't mention the name Cosmos, but I can confirm that this looks like the exact car Lucid brought to Investor Day in New York City early this year. I got a look at an early Cosmos behind closed doors. Photography wasn't allowed at the event, but I was allowed to discuss what I saw."
 
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Dashboard looks like it has cutout for HUD.
Hopefully, they do a better execution on Cosmos HUD.
 
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