Lucid Eyes $20K Vehicle for Entry into Expansive China EV Market

[Tesla2.0]

Lucid Eyes $20K Vehicle for Entry into Expansive China EV Market - EV EDITION

Lucid is considering the possibility of selling its cars in China but has not set a specific timeline for entering the world’s largest electric car market, according to a senior executive interviewed by CNBC. This development follows the recent hiring of Zhu Jiang, a former executive from the...

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[Neurio]

Lucid Eyes $20K Vehicle for Entry into Expansive China EV Market - EV EDITION

Lucid is considering the possibility of selling its cars in China but has not set a specific timeline for entering the world’s largest electric car market, according to a senior executive interviewed by CNBC. This development follows the recent hiring of Zhu Jiang, a former executive from the...

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Pretty sure that's fake news. Peter Rawlinson has said repeatedly that they're targeting the $50k price point for their next vehicle after Gravity. I believe he's said they'll likely never go down to a low price point, but would be happy to sell their tech to anyone who wants to put it in a cheap EV

 

[Drendino]

Has to be fake news.

 

[quantum]

Has to be fake news.

Probably collaboration with a local manufacturer using Lucid EV tech. I suspect it might be doing that under the CEER brand. I wouldn't rule that out. The 20k price point could be a decade long plan, not immediate.

 

[Tesla2.0]

Pretty sure that's fake news. Peter Rawlinson has said repeatedly that they're targeting the $50k price point for their next vehicle after Gravity. I believe he's said they'll likely never go down to a low price point, but would be happy to sell their tech to anyone who wants to put it in a cheap EV

I thought so too as $50k was mentioned by Peter Rawlinson. $20k is crazy stretching perhaps like a decade away with 100 miles range in Mini brand catagory.