Lucid says vendor cybersecurity incident does not affect production or retail operations
Reuters2026/08/21 22:12- Lucid flagged a cybersecurity incident at a third-party vendor, triggering a containment and investigation effort.
- Initial review found the vendor lacked access to customer data or information that could disrupt vehicle operations or core business systems.
- Retail and production activities were not affected.
- Investigators and law enforcement are involved to identify those responsible and protect Lucid’s intellectual property.
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