Lucid’s first-quarter revenue rose to $282.5 million but fell short of the expected $440 million, as a second-row seat defect halted Gravity SUV shipments and impaired more than $200 million in revenue. The defect drove a net loss of $3.46 per share, wider than the $2.64 loss analysts forecast.

The company produced 5,500 vehicles during the quarter but delivered only 3,093, resulting in elevated inventory levels. Lucid has suspended its prior full-year production guidance of 25,000–27,000 vehicles and will provide an updated forecast at its Q2 earnings call.

Lucid closed the quarter with $3.2 billion in cash and equivalents, bolstered by a $1.05 billion equity raise and a $500 million delayed-draw term loan, bringing pro forma liquidity to $4.7 billion. Management says this funding provides a runway through mid-to-late 2027 while incoming CEO Silvio Napoli reviews the business ahead of a refreshed outlook.

Lucid expanded its robotaxi agreement with Uber to at least 35,000 vehicles and expects to launch commercial service later this year. After fixing the seat issue, North American order intake jumped 144% month-over-month in March and deliveries rose 14% year-over-year.