At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Lucid Group partnered with Nuro and Uber to showcase the production-intent version of the Lucid Gravity-based robotaxi designed for Level 4 autonomy. The vehicle integrates a next-generation sensor suite—high-resolution cameras, solid-state lidar and radar—distributed throughout the Gravity chassis and a low-profile roof-mounted halo module. Halo-embedded LEDs will display rider initials and vehicle status, while in-cabin interactive screens offer heated-seat and climate controls, entertainment options, support contact and pull-over requests. A real-time visualization display will let passengers monitor the vehicle’s perception and planned path, including lane changes, pedestrian yields and traffic-signal responses. Lucid’s contribution leverages its all-electric Gravity platform for a spacious six-passenger layout with ample luggage room, and will be powered by NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor compute modules as part of the DRIVE Hyperion architecture. Nuro began supervised on-road testing in the San Francisco Bay Area in December, advancing validation toward a planned commercial rollout later in 2026.

Lucid closed 2025 with a full-year production total of 18,378 vehicles, a 104% increase over 2024, and delivered 15,841 units, up 55% year-over-year. Production accelerated sharply in the fourth quarter, with 8,412 vehicles built (116% quarter-on-quarter growth), and deliveries reached 5,345 units (31% sequential growth). The firm achieved its lowered guidance of roughly 18,000 units for the year by overcoming early Gravity SUV supply-chain constraints and software challenges. Lucid will discuss full fourth-quarter financial results on February 24, 2026, and has introduced a shareholder Q&A platform in partnership with Say Technologies to allow retail and institutional investors to submit and upvote questions ahead of its earnings call.