Lucid Motors ( LCID -0.33%) stock looks expensive according to several traditional valuation metrics. Its price-to-sales ratio, for example, is 9.6. That's significantly higher than other electric car stocks like Rivian, which has a price-to-sales ratio of just 3.0.

Lucid Motors’ moment of truth is finally upon it ... well above anything the current crop of competition—Tesla included—has to offer. “We have achieved this with an impressively small battery pack compared to competitors. This is critical to ...

Everyone wants to discover the next Tesla. Now one of the most valuable companies in the world, long-term Tesla investors have been extremely happy with their portfolios. For good reason, many investors believe that Lucid (NASDAQ: LCID) is set to become the next Tesla.

Tesla recently updated the NACS page on its website to show BMW, Genesis, Lucid, and JLR (incorporating Jaguar and Land Rover) on the "coming soon" list of automakers supporting the Tesla's Superchargers. Specific timing isn't listed, however.

Lucid Motors exceeded market expectations for its quarterly vehicle deliveries driven by strategic price reductions and lower financing rates aimed at boosting demand

Kia/Hyundai/Genesis, Jaguar/Land Rover, BMW and Lucid have all been added to Tesla's NACS support "coming soon" page for Supercharger access.

In 2024 as a whole, Lucid sales rose 71 percent to 10,241, and full-year production increased 7.1 percent to 9,029, the company said.

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Lucid Motors beats Q4 delivery estimates with 78% growth, driven by price cuts and financing offers, boosting 2024 production and sales.

Lucid beat expectations for quarterly deliveries, as the Saudi Arabia-backed maker of luxury electric vehicles lowered prices and offered cheaper financing to drive demand, sending its shares up about 3% on Monday.

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