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Recently, Lucid Motors CEO, Peter Rawlinson, commented that Wall Street has evidently misinterpreted the company’s $1.75 billion capital raise. He emphasized that this capital raise is not due to a lack of funds or struggling business. Instead, the initiative aims to secure solid financial footing for the company’s future expansion and development plans, supporting the growth of manufacturing facilities and enhancing research and development for next-generation electric vehicle technologies. It appears that the company wishes to capitalize on the growing EV market and intends to maximize shareholders’ value over the long term.