Lucid Group, Inc. (LCID) Dividend History

Lucid Group, Inc. is an American electric vehicle manufacturer known for its luxury electric cars with a focus on high performance, advanced technology, and long-range capabilities. Founded with the goal of transforming sustainable transportation, Lucid produces premium electric sedans aimed at competing with established luxury automobile brands. The company emphasizes innovative battery technology and cutting-edge design to deliver a premium driving experience.

7373 Gateway Blvd., Newark, CA, 94560
Phone: (510) 648-3553
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Dividend History

Lucid Group, Inc. currently does not pay dividends

Company News

  • These Stocks Could Be Eyeing a Sharp Rebound After Technical Pullbacks

    Several stocks in the US market have recently experienced short-term pullbacks, even as their overall upward trends remain intact. These are not signs of a breakdown, but rather healthy corrections within a longer growth trajectory, often creating attractive entry points for investors.

    Investing.com
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  • Graphite One and Lucid Enter into Second Non-Binding Supply Agreement

    Graphite One and Lucid Group have entered into a second non-binding supply agreement for anode active materials, with Graphite One becoming the only company to provide both natural and synthetic graphite materials to a U.S. EV company.

    Benzinga
  • Should You Buy Lucid While It's Below $3?

    Lucid Group's luxury electric vehicles face challenges as demand for EVs slows in the U.S. due to high prices, rising interest rates, and reduced government incentives. The company's vehicles are too expensive for the average buyer, and uncertainties in the EV industry make it risky for investors to buy Lucid's stock at this time.

    The Motley Fool
  • Is Lucid Group Stock Your Ticket to Becoming a Millionaire?

    The article discusses Lucid Group's potential to become the next Tesla, as it follows a similar growth strategy of starting with luxury vehicles and then moving into the mass market. However, the article cautions that the road ahead will be bumpy, and investors will need to be patient and risk-tolerant.

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  • Should You Buy ChargePoint While It's Trading Below $1?

    The electric vehicle (EV) industry is facing headwinds, including tariffs, rising EV prices, and a worsening political environment. ChargePoint, an EV charging company, has seen its stock price fall 60% in the past year. The article argues that ChargePoint's dependence on the EV industry, high tariffs, and potential EV tax credit elimination make it a risky investment at the moment.

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Dividend data last updated 06/07/2025 05:20:06 UTC