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Lucid Group’s Challenging Quarter: Shares Rise Despite Disappointment
Lucid Group Inc faced a setback as it reported lower-than-expected electric commercial vehicle deliveries, contributing to a second-quarter revenue of $150 million, missing Wall Street’s projection of $175 million. Despite this, shares of Lucid climbed 4.5% in after-hours trading after the announcement. The company, known for its Air electric luxury sedan, incurred a net loss of $764.2 million. The firm also revealed plans to unveil an all-electric luxury SUV named Gravity in November.
Worksport’s Renewable Energy Innovations for EVs
Worksport Ltd introduced its Power Electronics team responsible for driving its renewable energy research and development efforts. The team is behind the creation of innovative products like the solar-powered tonneau cover SOLIS and COR remote battery, poised to be game-changers in the EV industry. These products are set to contribute to sustainable energy solutions in the automotive market, including the Hyundai Santa Cruz pickup.
In the dynamic world of electric vehicles, shifts in leadership, delivery challenges, and innovative solutions continue to shape the EV landscape.
Lucid Group Reports Q2 Disappointing Deliveries Amid EV Competition
Lucid Group’s Q2 earnings report showed a revenue of $150 million, falling short of Wall Street’s expectations. The company’s Air electric luxury sedan deliveries did not meet projected figures, leading to a net loss of $764.2 million. Despite the setback, Lucid extended its liquidity runway with the $3 billion capital it raised earlier. The firm plans to launch a new version of the Air and unveil the all-electric luxury SUV Gravity later this year.
Worksport’s Renewable Energy Innovations for EVs
Worksport Ltd introduced its Power Electronics team responsible for driving its renewable energy research and development efforts. The team is behind the creation of innovative products like the solar-powered tonneau cover SOLIS and COR remote battery, poised to be game-changers in the EV industry. These products are set to contribute to sustainable energy solutions in the automotive market, including the Hyundai Santa Cruz pickup.
Tesla’s CFO Abruptly Departs; New Appointments Follow
Tesla Inc was caught off guard by the sudden departure of its CFO, Zachary Kirkhorn. Remarkably, Zachary has been a key figure in the electric commercial vehicle company for four years. In a surprising move, Tesla announced that Vaibhav Taneja, the accounting chief, will take over the position. Significant financial progress marked Kirkhorn’s tenure, with Tesla’s annual free cash flow surging from near break-even to over $7 billion under his leadership.
