Lucid Group, Inc.

Lucid announced a strategic partnership with Bolt to develop and scale autonomous mobility services in Europe, with Bolt planning at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles and a 2035 target of 100,000. The news lifted Lucid shares about 6%, but the company reported Q2 progress—production +24%, deliveries +19%, revenue +56%—alongside an adjusted loss of $2.78 per share and cash burn of $1.47 billion. Management cited $1.4 billion of 2026 cash-flow improvements, while short interest remains elevated at 45.81% of the float, keeping significant financial risk for investors. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Electric carmaker Lucid and mobility platform Bolt announced a partnership under which Bolt intends to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous Lucid vehicles in multiple European cities. The robotaxis are based on Lucid’s upcoming midsize platform and use Nvidia’s Hyperion reference architecture as a standardized sensor and compute base; the actual driving software is to be developed by Lucid with partners. Bolt will own and operate the vehicles and is targeting up to 100,000 autonomous vehicles on its platform by 2035. Specific launch cities, timelines, detailed sensor configurations and any capital commitment from Lucid remain open; the announcement drove Lucid’s stock notably higher. » More on heise.de

Lucid reported a Q4/2025 loss of $3.62 per share, missing the consensus estimate of -$2.669 per share, while revenue rose to $522.73 million. For the full year, loss per share of -$12.09 also came in worse than expected, and annual revenue climbed to $1.354 billion. The stock reacted slightly positively, trading up about 2.6% at times. » More on finanzen.net