"Electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Motors has had a busy couple of months, including the announcement of plans for a self-driving vehicle made using NVIDIA chips and the news that its robotaxi collaboration with Nuro and Uber would debut in the Bay Area in late 2026. But the year isn't over yet, and the EV company still has one big goal left to achieve: reaching its target number of vehicles manufactured for the year."
"Electrek's analysis of Lucid's current situation is well worth reading, as it points out that - based on currently available data - Lucid still has a fair amount to go to hit 18,000 vehicles made this year. As of the end of the third quarter, the company had completed just under 10,000 vehicles. That's not an insurmountable goal, but it will involve Lucid working at a much faster pace than they have thus far."
Lucid Motors announced plans for a self-driving vehicle using NVIDIA chips and a robotaxi collaboration with Nuro and Uber slated to debut in the Bay Area in late 2026. Leadership set a production target of 18,000 vehicles for the year and interim CEO Marc Winterhoff said the company is doing everything possible to meet that benchmark. As of the end of Q3, Lucid had completed just under 10,000 vehicles, requiring a much faster manufacturing pace to hit the target. The company added a second shift at its Arizona plant and reported weeks nearing 1,000 vehicles, making the goal achievable but leaving little margin for error.
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