Lucid is expected to report fourth-quarter production and delivery figures in early January, with investors watching to see if the company met its 18,000-unit production target for 2025.

The latest factory flyover, published by YouTube channel LucidFlys which regularly documents activity at the facility showed 27 car haulers — the highest count the channel has recorded as production ramp up of the Lucid Gravity continues.

"There are 25 car haulers here today and after I left the factory driving home I saw two more pulling in so that makes 27," the channel's operator said.

"I have never seen this many car haulers at the Lucid factory before," he added. "That actually implies if they fill them all enough to ship 200 cars."

The channel estimated Lucid's current output is approaching 1,000 vehicles per week based on the shipping activity observed.

"But 200 cars a day, if they did that every day of the week, that would imply a production rate of a thousand cars a week," the operator said.

"I would be surprised, I would be impressed if Lucid did have a thousand cars per week, but I'm expecting their production is probably closer to 800 cars a week right now as they've really ramped up the gravity production."

The estimate aligns with comments from interim CEO Marc Winterhoff, who said earlier in December that Lucid is manufacturing 1,000 vehicles per week "in some weeks."

The milestone represents a production record for the company, though Winterhoff did not disclose how many weeks Lucid has reached that threshold.

The flyover was filmed days after Winterhoff said Lucid is "very confident" it has resolved supply chain issues that hampered Gravity production this year.

The company faced three consecutive disruptions: a magnet shortage in the second quarter that forced a temporary shift from Grand Touring trims for North America to Touring trims for Saudi Arabia, a fire at the company's largest aluminum supplier, and an industry-wide chip shortage.