Lucid (LCID 3.05%) has always been an intriguing stock. The company arguably has the best vehicle technology in the U.S. EV industry, has been on a roll increasing deliveries each quarter, and just inked a potentially massive deal with Uber Technologies.
Despite widening losses and a trimmed 2025 delivery forecast, I maintain my buy rating on Lucid Motors due to its strategic Uber partnership. Lucid's Q2 results showed rising sales but significant cash burn, with negative free cash flow exceeding $1 billion and net losses growing year-over-year. Strong liquidity, backed by $3.6 billion in cash and investments and support from the Saudi Sovereig...
Lucid continued to disappoint with weak Q2 results, featuring another revenue miss along with increased losses and cash burn. Despite a recent rally fueled by an Uber partnership, Lucid's financial structure remains poor, and more capital is likely needed. Lucid trades at a significant price-to-sales premium compared to peers, and management has cut full-year production guidance.
Lucid Group (LCID -8.88%), a U.S.-based electric vehicle manufacturer known for its luxury sedans and SUVs, reported its second-quarter earnings on August 5, 2025. The company's revenue increased compared to Q2 2024 and it delivered a record number of vehicles, but operating losses continued and cash use accelerated.
Key Points in This Article: Lucid's (LCID) Q2 earnings missed analyst expectations, with revenue of $259.4 million and an adjusted loss of $0.24 per share.
Luxury electric car (EV) maker Lucid (LCID -8.68%) reported second-quarter 2025 financial results yesterday after the market closed, and while the company reported some encouraging news, investors don't seem impressed.
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