Lucid Motors reviews

Cliques based on which automotive company employed people in the past. In my department, I saw good managers and high performing employees get forced out so managers and the VP could build bigger empires. I also heard about an extremely bad exec in manufacturing who caused many employees to flee. Finally, HR is especially horrible, worst I've seen in any company.

Toxic Culture Disguised as Innovation. Behind the slick marketing and futuristic vehicles lies a deeply dysfunctional and demoralizing work culture. Favoritism Over Talent: Promotions and recognition here aren’t based on merit or results but on who you know and how well you stroke the egos of upper management. If you're not part of the inner circle often made up of ex-Tesla cronies and old automotive execs you’ll be overlooked, no matter how hard you work or how skilled you are. Country Club Mentality and peak favoritism: This place runs like a country club for a select few. Senior leadership especially VP protects its own, and if you're not part of the clique, good luck having your voice heard. Many decisions are made behind closed doors, with little transparency and even less interest in fresh perspectives. It feels like a relic of corporate politics, not a cutting-edge tech company. Poisonous Colleagues & Backstabbing: The work environment is cutthroat. Teams are riddled with passive aggressive behavior, information hoarding, and backstabbing. Collaboration is more of a buzzword than a reality. Toxic personalities are not only tolerated they’re promoted, creating a culture where people are constantly looking over their shoulders. Poor Culture & Burnout: Lucid promotes a "mission-driven" mantra, but it’s mostly a cover for overworking employees and pushing unrealistic expectations. Final Thought: If you're considering Lucid as your next career move, be prepared to navigate a toxic maze of favoritism, outdated leadership dynamics, and hostile coworkers. The car may seem to be innovative, but the company culture is stuck in the past and it's corroding from the inside out.