Lucid and Bolt have announced a partnership to introduce autonomous vehicles to the European market. Bolt intends to deploy a minimum of 25,000 robotaxis, which will be based on Lucid's midsize platform, across various European locations. Bolt aims to expand its total autonomous vehicle fleet to 100,000 units by 2035.
Bolt will collaborate with Lucid on the development of these autonomous vehicles. The robotaxis are being designed for Level 4 automation, meaning they are intended to operate autonomously within specific operational design domains. It is anticipated that these vehicles will incorporate NVIDIA's Hyperion autonomous vehicle architecture.
This European initiative follows Lucid's earlier display of a two-seater robotaxi prototype, which utilizes the same midsized platform. Lucid has also established robotaxi partnerships in the United States, working with Uber to deploy 35,000 vehicles and with Nuro, which is currently testing Lucid Gravity-based robotaxis with safety drivers in Houston and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Lucid and Bolt are collaborating to deploy at least 25,000 robotaxis across Europe, with Bolt planning to own and operate the fleet. This initiative marks Lucid's entry into the European robotaxi market and contributes to Bolt's goal of having 100,000 autonomous vehicles by 2035.