Lucid, Bolt team up to deploy 25,000 robotaxis across Europe
- On Thursday, Lucid Group and European shared mobility platform Bolt announced a strategic partnership to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous vehicles across Europe.
- Bolt Autonomous Driving Solutions will define vehicle requirements and fleet infrastructure, while Lucid Technologies manages advanced driver assistance systems and digital features.
- Vehicles will be built on Lucid's Midsize platform and designed for SAE Level 4 automation, utilizing NVIDIA Hyperion architecture for autonomous operation without driver intervention.
- This marks Lucid's second major autonomous fleet agreement, following a US partnership with Uber to deploy at least 35,000 vehicles, totaling 45,000 commitments across two continents.
- While Bolt targets 100,000 autonomous vehicles by 2035, the Midsize platform remains under development following an August 4 delay, and neither company provided a deployment date.
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Lucid Motors is expanding its commercial fleet strategy beyond North America by entering into a major partnership with European mobility giant Bolt to deploy at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles across continental Europe. Aimed at supporting Bolt’s broader ambition to operate 100,000 self-driving vehicles by 2035, the agreement leverages Lucid’s upcoming midsize platform — a more compact, urban-friendly architecture that’s much better suite…
Bolt wants to put 25,000 driverless Lucids on European roads
Lucid and Bolt have announced a non-binding partnership to put at least 25,000 driverless Lucid crossovers on European roads, with no vehicles ordered, no money committed and no deployment date. The only EU-wide type approval route for a fully automated car is capped at 1,500 units a year per type, and national approvals stop at […] This story continues at The Next Web
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Watch Lucid Done Working With AlixPartners, CEO Says
Lucid Group Chief Executive Officer Silvio Napoli says the car maker has stopped working with restructuring adviser AlixPartners. He also talks about working with Bolt to deploy at least 25,000 fully autonomous Lucid vehicles across Europe. Napoli speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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