Is Lucid Teasing A Tri-Motor Air To Go Up Against Model S Plaid? via insideevs.com
There's a new Lucid Air model on the horizon and it will debut in just two days' time at the Monterey Car Week. It might be the most exciting Lucid EV to date if our interpretation of the official teasers released on its social media accounts is correct.
Then on August 16, the EV startup posted a short animation of three cylindrical objects rotating and spinning. The parts resemble a portion of the stator, which is an important component of an electric motor. The video was accompanied by the caption: “Three is a magic number. See why at The Quail. 8.19.22."
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