Overview
- Uber’s finalized investment injects $300 million into Lucid and a larger multi-hundred-million-dollar stake in Nuro.
- Under the agreement, Uber secures a seat on Nuro’s board while Lucid integrates Nuro’s autonomy hardware into its Gravity assembly line.
- Nuro is completing safety validation across dozens of test categories and running Level 4 prototypes at its Las Vegas proving grounds.
- Production of the modified Lucid Gravity SUVs is slated to begin in late 2026 with an initial rollout in a major U.S. city.
- Over a six-year span through 2032, Uber aims to acquire and operate at least 20,000 Nuro-equipped robotaxis exclusively via its app.