Deliveries are considerably up at Lucid, but the automaker still lost $598 million last quarter.
Author: Mack Hogan
And that's with $0 down. If you'd prefer an SUV, the Ioniq 5 has a solid lease deal, too.
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It may not qualify for a $7,500 credit from the federal government, but Lucid's covering the gap.