Peter Rawlinson: On the Precipice of a Global Transition Toward Electric Vehicles | SXSW 2022
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2022
- In this wide-ranging conversation with Peter Rawlinson, Lucid Motors’ CEO and CTO, we will discuss why he believes the world is on the precipice of a global transition toward electric vehicles, and how Lucid’s revolutionary technology and design will be at the forefront of one of the most significant transformations of our time. Rawlinson will explain how Lucid Air, the 2022 MotorTrend Car of the Year, has the longest range and fastest charging luxury EV in the world. He’ll also explain what most other EV makers get wrong in their quest for mass produced vehicles, and why efficiency, in miles per kilowatt hour, is the most appropriate and valid measure of an EV company’s technological prowess.
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I hope they can fix the software glitches soon. This is a dark cloud they have to urgently address.
Yes never give up. You are doing a great job. Production going up nicely
Thanks , great interview . Peter will handle
Some with Lucid Air please post RUclips showing all features working including auto pilot systems like. No marketing and promotional videos.
Greatest inventors build something that people don’t know they would want.
Lucid hybrid Tesla. Lucid uses the same battery in the Tesla so I hope his promo/marketing talk is True and not Fiction. Question does the auto pilot like feature works. I heard the software is too glitchy on the lucid that were sold recently.
Man, Lucid was only "invested" by Saudi's because they were happy with what Tesla had done. Hopefully, Lucid can make its own legend.
Lucid is over seas now.
My biggest concern is charging infrastructure. Tesla has it, no one else does. Independent charging stations can't now be relied upon when traveling around the country. The Lucid Air offers a longer range which is currently an advantage, but being caught out when a station isn't working is still a worry. For me right now, the nearest Electrify America station is nearly 5 miles away. Over the long haul that isn't acceptable.
dude... if you can't find a charging station with over 400 miles of range that's on you. The infrastructure is there and continuing to grow and they use the J1772 plug which is what every electric car uses except for tesla so tesla had to make an adapter. that would be like having a chevy and you could only use chevy gas stations.
I’m sorry this guy who worked with Telsa did not structure a Lucid charging stations but show me the facts that lucid can really do over 400 miles.
@@hwillia204 all good dude. there are a lot of tesla fans that knock lucid but lucid regularly says the aim is not tesla but gas car drivers that have range anxiety. fighting over the 5% of the ev market is silly. let's go for the 95%
@@hwillia204 Check out Insidevs channel and Tom Moloughney's 70 mph test of the Lucid from 100% to 0%, it did 500 miles
Contradicted from prior critique of 4680 cells. Now he thinks it's a good idea. Interesting.
Man is a brilliant engineer, but jeez does he do the charlatan ceo well
Would love to see Formula E with an F1 spec chassis, wheels, tires and real electric motors on par with Plaid / Lucid.
I thinks he’s lying about the size of the battery pack in the Lucid. Please tell us and show us the proof Peter Rawlinson?
Tesla cult follower alert^