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Aston Martin has announced a new partnership with Lucid that will help the high-end sports car maker develop a range of high-end and luxury electric

The luxury all-electric Air sedan maker Lucid Group will supply Aston Martin with powertrain components for future electric vehicles, the companies announced Monday. The iconic British luxury automaker plans to launch an EV in 2025. Lucid can now supply and diversify its revenue streams with the agreement. Lucid has missed revenue targets due to delivery …

Lucid will provide Aston access to its powertrain technology in exchange for a small stake in the British marque. That and more in today's Morning Shift.

The $450 million deal should see the next Aston Martin EV arrive in 2025.

Astons new electric platform will underpin all of its new electric vehicles, from hypercars to SUVs. 

Aston Martin has hit the accelerator on its ambition to create the world’s most thrilling and highly desirable electric performance cars, with the formation of a landmark new supply deal with world-leading Lucid Group.

Aston Martin has ended its commitment to buy electric car batteries from Mercedes-Benz and has switched to the US start-up Lucid.The luxury car maker has announ

In a recent interview, Aston Martin's Chief Technical Officer, Roberto Fedeli, admitted that without Mercedes, the company could be in trouble tackling the upcoming Euro 7 emissions regulations.The company's CTO stated, "Looking for the next challenge with ICE, Euro 7 [emissions regulations], without Mercedes, we could be in trouble.

Aston Martin Chief Technical Officer Roberto Fedeli revealed the company would have issues with engine development without Mercedes' support.

Speaking with Autocar, Aston Martin chief technology officer Roberto Fedeli has revealed that the British a...