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Lucid Group’s (NASDAQ:LCID) stock has surged on news that the electric vehicle (EV) innovator is making a high-stakes move into the autonomous robotaxi space—a sector that’s quickly becoming a battleground for tech titans and legacy automakers alike. The latest catalyst: Lucid has unveiled a landmark partnership

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The rollback eliminates penalties for missing fuel economy targets dating back to 2022, part of a broader effort to ease regulations on gasoline-powered vehicles.

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As deliveries fall and subsidies dry up, Tesla is facing some big challenges in 2025.

The Orion Township plant, originally slated for EV production, will now support GM’s gasoline models starting in 2027.

The EU unveiled a €72 billion countermeasures list targeting U.S. exports, including aircraft, automotive products, and bourbon whiskey.

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Lucid Group (LCID) stock has faced headwinds, plunging 24% YTD due to EV market slowdown, rising competition, and other challenges.

The company aims to sell over 5,000 vehicles in the Kingdom this year.

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The company confirmed no production was underway at the time and said counseling would be offered to employees when operations resume.

The U.S. has announced sweeping new tariffs on imports from both Mexico and the EU, citing unresolved trade imbalances and ongoing issues with narcotics trafficking.

However, Goldman warned that auto sales could decelerate in the second half of the year.

When historians look back on the dawn of the electric age in the 21st century, few companies will loom as large as Tesla. Founded in 2003, Tesla’s story is a high-voltage saga of visionaries, skeptics, breakthroughs, and backlash—a journey that has helped redefine the auto industry and accelerate

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