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Lucid Group today announced a strategic partnership with Bolt, the leading European shared mobility platform, to develop and deploy autonomous mobility services acrossEurope. 
Building on vehicles from Lucid’s upcoming Midsize platform, Bolt aims to deploy at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles across multiple European cities and countries, a major step toward Bolt’s ambition of 100,000 autonomous vehicles on its platform by 2035, Lucid said in a statement.
As part of the program, the companies will work together from the product-development stage on an autonomous driving system (ADS)-ready vehicle platform designed for SAE Level 4 autonomous mobility.
The partnership will be led by Bolt Autonomous Driving Solutions, the company’s dedicated autonomous-driving unit, which co-designs, integrates, and commercializes autonomous mobility inEurope.
Bolt’s role will extend from product development through to commercial operation. The company will help define vehicle requirements, as well as software, safety, and rider-experience parameters for autonomous vehicles operating on its platform.
Additionally, it will build the fleet infrastructure, operating systems, and city partnerships needed to deploy them at scale. It intends to own and operate the fleet.
Lucid and Bolt will work with autonomous-driving technology partners, European regulators, and policymakers to support the safe, secure, and scalable introduction of autonomous mobility services across the region. This strategic focus inEuropewill allow Bolt and Lucid to meet the high level of vehicle, technology, and regulatory requirements.
Logo ofLucid Group
Lucid Group today announced a strategic partnership with Bolt, the leading European shared mobility platform, to develop and deploy autonomous mobility services acrossEurope.
Building on vehicles from Lucid’s upcoming Midsize platform, Bolt aims to deploy at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles across multiple European cities and countries, a major step toward Bolt’s ambition of 100,000 autonomous vehicles on its platform by 2035, Lucid said in a statement.
As part of the program, the companies will work together from the product-development stage on an autonomous driving system (ADS)-ready vehicle platform designed for SAE Level 4 autonomous mobility.
The partnership will be led by Bolt Autonomous Driving Solutions, the company’s dedicated autonomous-driving unit, which co-designs, integrates, and commercializes autonomous mobility inEurope.
Bolt’s role will extend from product development through to commercial operation. The company will help define vehicle requirements, as well as software, safety, and rider-experience parameters for autonomous vehicles operating on its platform.
Additionally, it will build the fleet infrastructure, operating systems, and city partnerships needed to deploy them at scale. It intends to own and operate the fleet.
Lucid and Bolt will work with autonomous-driving technology partners, European regulators, and policymakers to support the safe, secure, and scalable introduction of autonomous mobility services across the region. This strategic focus inEuropewill allow Bolt and Lucid to meet the high level of vehicle, technology, and regulatory requirements.
