Luxury electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors said its second-quarter net loss widened to $764.2 million as it took a hit on sales from a price war sparked by market leader Tesla Inc.
The California-based EV maker lost $555.3 million during the same quarter last year. Revenue grew 55 percent to $150.9 million.
Lucid's deliveries in the second quarter were unchanged from the previous three months at 1,404 vehicles, while its production fell 6 percent from the first quarter as it struggled to ramp up.
Competition from Tesla's Model S, whose prices were cut earlier this year, and rising borrowing costs threaten the EV firm's growth. In response, Lucid slashed prices for its Air luxury sedan as part of an offer on Saturday.
Lucid has also been struggling with rapid cash burn, prompting it to raise $3 billion through a stock offering, nearly two-thirds of which came from majority-owner Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
The company's cash bal…