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ArishMell · 70-79, M
New to me! So let's try and find out positively, on-line......
It is no longer possible to go straight to your search subject on the Internet, but my first attempt showed a good review from "CarWow", which appears to be a British site.
The daft name (no dafter than many car names now) had made me think this is one of the various Chinese-developed and built electric cars being introduced to undercut American and European manufacturers, but no, the 'Lucid' is American.
Then I found what I really wanted, the company's own web-site (lucid.com).
Typically over-blown, it tells us:
Those straight facts are followed immediately by the inevitable, pretentious rhubarb:
So now we know.
Blimey, it's not just designed and badged, but even made, in America!
It is no longer possible to go straight to your search subject on the Internet, but my first attempt showed a good review from "CarWow", which appears to be a British site.
The daft name (no dafter than many car names now) had made me think this is one of the various Chinese-developed and built electric cars being introduced to undercut American and European manufacturers, but no, the 'Lucid' is American.
Then I found what I really wanted, the company's own web-site (lucid.com).
Typically over-blown, it tells us:
We’re proud to be an American electric vehicle company, publicly traded on the Nasdaq exchange, with our headquarters in California and manufacturing plant in Arizona.
Those straight facts are followed immediately by the inevitable, pretentious rhubarb:
Our groundbreaking technology is designed in California, where we are moved to think beyond mobility and design for a world where life is the most important journey we’ll ever take. To look beyond tomorrow and shape a future where we no longer have to choose between doing great things – and doing the right thing.
Designed in California. Assembled in Arizona.
Engineered to change the world.
Designed in California. Assembled in Arizona.
Engineered to change the world.
So now we know.
Blimey, it's not just designed and badged, but even made, in America!