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Lucid's second-quarter deliveries fall short of expectations, announces new round of executive reshuffling

Lucid's second-quarter deliveries fall short of expectations, announces new round of executive reshuffling

格隆汇格隆汇2026/07/02 13:18
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Glonghui, July 2 | Electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid announced that its vehicle deliveries for the second quarter were 3,953 units, and production reached 4,774 units. Analysts had expected 4,618 units and 5,280 units respectively. Lucid has appointed Alexander De Bock as the new Chief Financial Officer and Raja Ramana Macha as the new Chief Technology Officer. These are the latest personnel changes for the troubled electric vehicle manufacturer since it appointed a new CEO in April.
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