Lucid Group and European mobility platform Bolt have formed a strategic partnership to develop and deploy Level 4 autonomous mobility services across Europe. Bolt plans to own and operate at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles based on Lucid's upcoming midsize platform in multiple cities and countries, contributing to its stated goal of 100,000 autonomous vehicles on its platform by 2035. The vehicles are expected to use NVIDIA Hyperion, an autonomous-vehicle architecture combining high-performance computing with a standardized sensor suite. Lucid Technologies will lead Lucid's artificial-intelligence, advanced driver-assistance, autonomy and digital work, while Bolt Autonomous Driving Solutions will oversee vehicle requirements, software, safety, rider experience, fleet infrastructure, operating systems and city partnerships. Bolt operates in more than 50 countries and 850 cities, serving more than 200 million customers and supporting more than 4.5 million drivers and delivery couriers worldwide. Lucid shares rose 8.04% to $4.36 in Thursday trading, although the stock remained below its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Investors are also watching Lucid's estimated November 4, 2026 earnings report, for which analysts expect a $2.38 per-share loss and $430.64 million in revenue.