Lucid Stock Slides Wednesday: What's Going On?
Lucid Group Inc (NASDAQ: LCID) stock is trading lower Wednesday, potentially on concerns over proposed 50% tariffs on foreign auto imports.
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North American EV Sales Fall 27% in July as Discounts Shrink, Global Sales Grow 9% Led by Europe
US EV sales drop amid a lack of incentives & Trump admin's pro-fossil-fuel policies as Europe leads with 33% YoY growth.
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