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Lucid Exec Reaffirms EV Production Plans Amid CEO’s Tech Licensing Comments

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Written by Cláudio Afonso | LinkedIn | X Lucid Motors’ global head of communications, Nick Twork, clarified on that the company remains committed to expanding vehicle production, following CEO Peter Rawlinson’s recent comments about a major focus on technology licensing. “While we are working diligently on partnerships, our plans to grow the number of vehicles we manufacture remain unchanged,” Twork wrote on X, seeking to reassure i…

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Lucid Exec Reaffirms EV Production Plans Amid CEO’s Tech Licensing Comments

Written by Cláudio Afonso | LinkedIn | X Lucid Motors’ global head of communications, Nick Twork, clarified on social media that the company remains committed to expanding vehicle production, following CEO Peter Rawlinson’s recent comments about a major focus on technology licensing. “While we are working diligently on partnerships, our plans to grow the number of vehicles we manufacture remain unchanged,” Twork wrote on X, seeking to reassure i…

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HVS transitions to licensing amid financial challenges - FleetPoint

In the evolving landscape of sustainable transportation, hydrogen-powered heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) have emerged as a promising solution to reduce carbon emissions. However, the journey towards commercial viability is fraught with challenges. A notable case is Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS), a UK-based company that has recently shifted its business model from manufacturing to licensing its hydrogen propulsion technology in response to signific…

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