Lucid Group, Inc. - Common Stock (LCID)

A piece of financial engineering, plus an analyst's price-target cut, put the brakes on the stock.

Shares of luxury electric car manufacturer Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) fell 4.3% in the afternoon session after the company prepared to execute a reverse stock split and an analyst lowered the stock's price target. 

Shares of EV manufacturer Lucid are trading lower Friday afternoon. The company will execute its planned reverse stock split after the closing bell.

Shares are at all-time lows, but there's a big reason to wait.

Let's dive into the action on the US markets on Friday. Here are the most active stocks that are driving the market today.

Uber drivers fear for safety as cash payments begin. Uber expands self-driving cabs, while CEO doubts camera-based autonomy.

Lucid is conducting a reverse stock split after markets close on Friday. Will that be bullish for the shares?

The luxury EV maker's stock price will jump 900% ... sort of.

Company-specific catalysts, including earnings news and changes in index constituents, led to heightened activity in some stocks in Wednesday’s after-hours session.

Rivian and Lucid are facing an uphill battle as the EV industry comes under pressure from rising costs and receding government incentives. But Rivian could come out ahead of Lucid if it stays the course.

Lucid shares rose modestly after recent volatility, as markets advanced and peers also traded higher.

Shares of electric vehicle maker Lucid Group are trading higher Tuesday morning. The company last week announced a 1-for-10 reverse stock split.

Uber CEO offers insight on camera vs LiDAR debate in AVs, says safety needs superhuman levels to ensure smooth operations.

Lucid Group is preparing to follow Tesla's master plan for growth.

The deal gives Lucid a nice cash infusion, and at least 20,000 guaranteed sales. But is it enough?

A major tax benefit is disappearing, and some of the biggest automakers could be affected.

While the current U.S. administration is rolling back EV incentives, Lucid is gearing some up!

The luxury electric vehicle (EV) maker faces a lot of long-term challenges.

Lucid Group's business model is transforming before our very eyes.

Lucid Group is targeting a $10 trillion opportunity.

Lucid stock is reverse-splitting its shares. Lucid might avoid delisting this way, but the stock's still a sell.

Friday's session is buzzing with activity. Check out the stocks that are attracting the most attention and driving market activity!

Lucid Group announced a 1-for-10 reverse stock split of its common stock. The stock will begin trading on a split-adjusted basis on September 2.