Lucid Motors’ World-Leading Electric Powertrain Breakdown with Emad Dlala and Eric Bach

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• MI

  @michalkalavsky · 1 year ago (edited)

  Its a pleasure to see such beautiful engineering, power of science, great minds, when they work together on productive things ❤ For me its like classic music. Im big Tesla fan, but I think all EV fans, no matter the brand, should celebrate together beauty of pushing EV technology❤ wish you all the best Lucid! Beautifull cars and beautifull technology!

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• JE

  @jeremypmerrill · 1 year ago

  Wow, I knew Lucid had some impressive engineering, but I feel like this is next level.  Aesthetically those drive units are a work of art, completely aside from the compactness, efficiency and scalability.  The differential inside the rotor was genius. Having everything balanced and inline with the axle surely cuts down on NVH as well.

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• RA

  @rahulsagarpv · 1 year ago

  I’m responsible for Powertrain engineering and this is a treat- I learned so much and it is such a great follow up to the tech talk these guys have done few years ago. Fantastic work- love the fact that they were only 70 engineers doing a vehicle ! 🎉❤

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• RO

  @RowdyNPC · 1 year ago

  Whether Lucid succeeds or fails, engineers there has all my respect for pulling out such incredible product within the set of constraints they were working with.

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• FO

  @foremasp · 1 year ago

  I hope Lucid really catches their stride.  I love my dual motor Air Pure.

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• GR

  @grubermotorcompany · 1 year ago

  It is refreshing to have a thoughtful design process so eloquently described.  Talented people at Lucid for sure.

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• DA

  @davidlemieux615 · 1 year ago

  It is evident that Lucid was born in Formula One Electric. This level of energy and space efficiency is core to Formula One, be it ICE or BEV.<br>Kudos to them.<br>The odd thing when listening to their comments on manufacturability, why do they make so few cars? In theory they should be in the 100’s of thousands by now.<br>The problem is not the engineers, it’s either their manufacturers or management…. I suspect the latter.

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• AS

  @askaramantayev · 1 year ago

  now this video was absolutely amasing and by far my favorite one, pure excitement! love the mindset behind brilliant engineering and people that put their souls in it!

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• MI

  @michelcote · 1 year ago

  Lucid engineering is from the future, congrats

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• RA

  @raphofthehills4405 · 1 year ago

  Engineering passion exemplified !<br>Excellent technical interview.<br>Thanks for letting the interviewees speak at length 👍

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• NE

  @Need4Sleep_OrCoffee · 1 year ago

  the moment I saw Eric and Emad, I immediately knew we were in for a treat! Phenomenal coverage!

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• SJ

  @sjsomething4936 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-S7WLfT0IM&amp;t=2180">36:20</a> gotta love the “NO PHOTOS” sign over his shoulder as it’s all being thoroughly documented including great explanations on video and shared with the world. <br><br>Great video as usual @MunroLive! Fascinating to see how advanced the technology is in the Lucid vehicles, I truly hope they survive long enough and produce enough units for their vehicles to come down in price, I’d definitely love to own one.

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