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Lucid Motors reveals the DreamDrive tech to eventually make its EVs autonomous

Lucid Motors reveals the DreamDrive tech to eventually make its EVs autonomous

Posted on July 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Lucid Motors has revealed the bevy of sensors its upcoming Lucid Air electric luxury car will be equipped with, as it paves the way for future autonomous driving capabilities. The Lucid DreamDrive system will consist of LIDAR, cameras, radar, and ultra-sonic sensors, in addition to extra driver-monitoring systems inside the vehicle, all in the name of either supporting the person behind the wheel or, eventually, replacing them altogether.

The Lucid Air, a four-door sedan aiming to take on not only Tesla’s Model S but luxury auto industry stalwarts like Mercedes, Audi, and BMW, will go into production from either late 2020 or early 2021. It’s intended to be the first vehicle to use the company’s DreamDrive suite, though Lucid intends to use it on future vehicles as well.
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