Bobby and a couple of others got the announced ones from the investors' day.
This is my first post here, so hi everyone.
I've given the ones yet to be announced a go.
Hopefully, I'm not breaking any rules by posting this, and I've not seen this posted anywhere else online, so here it goes.
This could be nothing, or it could be big, exclusive news breaking.
FUTURE PROJECT NAME = LUCID NEXUS
It's a yet-to-be-announced 2 seater sports coupe. - This isn't based on the Midsize platform, but a totally new platform, and I'm guessing it's based on their taxi/mobility concept, as on investors day, they only announced 3 new models on midsize, and this wasn't one of them. And the info below in (2) shows that it's a separate platform from Midsize.
Evidence of the car is as follows
1) =
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/siam...university-activity-7198427716767944705-Xr19/ and
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7204686297758588930/
This is a person who worked on Lucid Nexus as part of their Master's program. At the time, Lucid Nexus was a LUCID-sponsored project. In association with the Academy of Arts. which works with many design houses to get internships for their grads and future positions.
The link that they give is broken.
However, I managed to dig a little and found this very early mock design.
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As far as I know, these designs are not official Lucid designs, and my guess is that they were all created by the Master's Student. Based on the info in (2) below , it appears LUCID is working actively on the Nexus project.
Okay - now let's put a little more meat on the bones.
2) =
https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/lucidmotors/jobs/4684803007
The above recent job posting states, and I quote
"This role provides functional leadership for Software Integration Leads embedded with each vehicle program (e.g., Air, Gravity, Midsize,
Nexus, and future platforms), with those leads reporting directly into this position."
Notice how NEXUS isn't in the same bucket as future platforms or any of the other announced platforms, meaning that not only is it not a future project, it's actually a current project, and due to the posting, it's also being actively staffed up..
So that's my guess and the evidence for it.
Of course, it could all be 2+2=5; however, the job posting lends it credibility.