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Lucid shows off its Lucid Air beta prototype fleet

Lucid shows off its Lucid Air beta prototype fleet

Posted on May 13, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid has announced that it has built more than 40 Lucid Air beta prototype vehicles. It also says that it is in the process of building dozens more and that each of the cars has a designated purpose in the comprehensive testing program. Lucid says that usually, these vehicles would be racking up long-distance miles on the highway or circling a test track to help refine and validate the vehicle engineering.
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