Yet LCID is still worth nearly 3 billion dollars more than RIVN.....I would be surprised if they are still around by 2025. Lucid is circling the drain. The demand for the Lucid Air is well below company expectations.

Not saying it makes sense, just means that the investors have more faith in LCID for some reason.But Rivian has billions more cash on hand. Lucid has around 4.4 billion which is expected to be burned up by 2024.
Maybe but if the Saudis are going to invest more money to keep them afloat that will certainly dilute the share value.The investors just put more faith in the Saudis, who have a bottomless pit of money to throw at Lucid if they're so inclined.
My sovereign wealth fund has a % stake in Rivian.....I'm not very powerful though, so I had to resort to designing and building a part that every Rivian owner on the planet should have....at least that has contributed back to my sovereign wealth fundLucid Motors boasts a powerful backer in the form of Saudi Arabia. The Middle Eastern country holds a 61-percent stake in Lucid through the kingdom's Public Investment Fund (PIF).
I see one some days on my way to work. It's really not a particularly attractive car.They had as many as 37,000 preorders, if their propaganda could be believed, and 7,000 cars delivered. It's a pricey vehicle and from the couple I've seen in person, it's a bit clunky, especially at the rear. I feel the same way about the Porsche Panamera. Drove behind one on my commute this morning and it was just an odd-looking rear view. Not the sole determinant of what makes a great car but it seemed like they lost interest once they got to the rear. I was behind an R1S on my way home (while driving in my R1S) and found the rear view to be very appealing.
I think the Regal is the car you're thinking of, and it does bear a striking resemblance.The Lucid Air styling reminds me of a Buick that was going after the 55+ demographic.
Do not forget the Saudis committed to purchase up to 100k vehicles. That may keep them afloat until the SUV comes to fruition.I would be surprised if they are still around by 2025. Lucid is circling the drain. The demand for the Lucid Air is well below company expectations.