Lucid names auto industry outsider as CEO, expands Uber deal
Lucid Group has named former chairman and CEO of Schindler Group, an industrial machinery manufacturer of escalators and elevators, as its new chief executive.
Lucid names auto industry outsider as CEO, expands Uber deal
Lucid Group has named former chairman and CEO of Schindler Group, an industrial machinery manufacturer of escalators and elevators, as its new chief executive.
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