Luxury EV maker Lucid appears to have a demand problem

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Lucid plans to build just 10,000 to 14,000 vehicles in 2023, despite factory capacity to build more.

. Now, with production running more or less smoothly, it seems to be facing a new problem: not enough of those reservations are converting to orders.

Rawlinson went on to say that he believes that to be an "entirely solvable problem" and plans to focus on "amplifying customer awareness" in 2023. Running an auto factory well below capacity isn't exactly a route to profitability, as CFO Sherry House conceded during Lucid's earnings call.

 

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LucidMotors product looks great. They have a pricing problem without a value differentiator like greater miles per charge.

It a growing company

All the CNBC pundits and all their TSLA hit pieces couldn't put Humpty together again.

True but you have a fake news 📰 problem 💯

Bit they're building good cars with good range, what's a problem?

Boycott Tesla

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