September 17, 2025

Lucid announces DreamDrive advanced driver-assist system

Lucid might not have delivered any customer cars yet, but the company has announced details this morning around its DreamDrive technology.

DreamDrive is an advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) that employs 32 sensors and a multi-faceted driver-monitoring approach. The system provides a full 360-degree view around the car with 14 outward light cameras and four cameras looking down and around the car’s perimeter.

With DreamDrive, Lucid will become the first automaker in North America with on-board high-resolution LiDAR.

DreamDrive
Image via Lucid

In addition, the vehicle includes five radar sensors for blind-spot monitoring, cross-traffic alerts and cut-in detection. At launch, it looks like Lucid‘s DreamDrive will be a hands-on system like Nissan’s Pro Pilot Assist or Volvo’s Pilot Assist.

The system will include collision avoidance, Highway Assist and Traffic Jam Assist.

DreamDrive
Image via Lucid

As well, the company also announced DreamDrive Pro. The Pro model comes standard in the Lucid Air Dream and Lucid Air Grand Touring. The pro upgrade is optional for the other models.

It includes additional computing and sensor hardware and also has over-the-air software capability.

 

As per the company, the system will continue to increase its functions. At the minimum, they hope to add hands-free capabilities in the near future.

Are you buying a Tesla? If you enjoy our content and we helped in your decision, use our referral link to get three months of Full Self-Driving (FSD).
Previous Article

Tesla Semi Megachargers under construction at Giga Nevada

Next Article

CATL announces $5 billion cell recycling facility in China

You might be interested in …

fsd beta toronto

Tesla pauses FSD Beta rollout to new owners until update to address NHTSA and Transport Canada concerns is released

Tesla has announced on its website it is no longer deploying Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta software to new buyers or subscribers following a recall by the NHTSA and Transport Canada earlier this month. Nearly two […]