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Lucid’s record deliveries clash with mounting financial pressures in Q3

A seventh straight quarter of record sales can’t mask Lucid’s financial tightrope. Will expanded loans and debt swaps be enough to secure its future?

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Lucid’s record deliveries clash with mounting financial pressures in Q3

Lucid Group has reported its seventh straight quarter of record vehicle deliveries, yet financial worries persist. The company’s latest figures show 4,078 cars delivered in the third quarter—a 23% rise from the previous quarter and a 46% jump from last year. Despite this growth, concerns over heavy losses and cash burn continue to cast doubt on its long-term stability. The electric vehicle maker has taken steps to shore up its finances. In recent months, Lucid expanded its delayed draw term loan facility from $750 million to $2 billion, pushing total liquidity to around $5.5 billion. It also completed an $875 million private offering of convertible senior notes, using $750 million to repurchase older debt and allocating the remainder for general expenses. Lucid’s delivery growth marks a positive trend, but its financial challenges remain. With expanded borrowing and a reliance on institutional and sovereign backing, the company must balance scaling production with managing costs. The road to profitability will depend on sustaining demand while controlling spending.

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