Lucid Group is employing product development and manufacturing processes that echo those of China-based car companies.

Lucid says it will eventually sell “privately owned” autonomous vehicles with the help of Nvidia’s artificial intelligence technology. The company is the latest to declare its intention to sell Level 4 autonomous vehicles to its customers, despite a range of theoretical and logistical challenges standing in the way.

Lucid Motors (LCID) just rolled out the first discounts on its new Gravity SUV. The limited-time offer shaves $3,000

Despite their high prices and occasionally buggy software, there’s still a lot to love about Lucid Motors' cars. Think of the Lucid Gravity and Lucid Air as the Tesla Model X and Model S with more style, upgraded, and without the Elon Musk baggage. But those cars are all expensive.

At the time, Lucid said that it hoped to put the new midsized model into production in late 2026. It is targeting a price of under $50,000, well under the cost of the Gravity. That price, along with the design, should help Lucid find a lot more buyers than it has for Gravity.

Lucid isn't alone in its struggles. The electric vehicle (EV) industry is reeling from the loss of federal tax credits and a shift toward hybrids. Fellow EV start-up Rivian is feeling the pinch too, with its stock falling about 60% over the same period.

In some of those cases, lucid dreaming should be practiced under the care of a qualified expert, Weiss says. She recommends working with a sleep specialist or therapist in order to help work through specific techniques, such as lucid dreaming therapy (LDT), which is used for people with post-traumatic stress disorder and frequent nightmares.

After securing a new partnership, Lucid Motors (LCID) said it plans to offer the industry’s first “mind-off” Level 4

Lucid Motors announced that it plans to continue offering $7,500 off the Gravity SUV through the end of the year to replace shuttered federal electric vehicle incentives. Interim CEO Marc Winterhoff told Brew Markets: "We have so many orders,