Lucid may only have started delivering the first of its Air sedans in November of last year, but the EV startup is already looking at expansion into Europe.

The company revealed its plans on Twitter, replying to a user inquiring if its products would be offered in the United Kingdom. “Expansion to European markets will begin this year. Stay tuned for country-specific delivery information,” said the official Twitter account of Lucid Motors.

Lucid Motors had seen a rise in stock prices as deliveries of the first few Air sedans bolstered investor confidence. However, soon after, share prices took a tumble as the company joined fellow electric vehicle disruptors Lordstown Motors and Nikola by being served a subpoena by the SEC. This resulted from an investigation surrounding a merger deal between Lucid and Churchill Capital worth an estimated $24 billion.

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However, the company had over 17,000 reservations by November 2021, with 4,000 bookings made since Q3 and an order book worth $1.3 billion. The Saudi Arabian-backed company’s factory in Arizona is set to produce 20,000 units in 2022 as it ramps up production to meet demand.

Production, however, will have to increase if the brand is to make headway in Europe. Sales of cars to the Middle East are also expected in 2022, with Chinese order books expected to open in 2023.

In European markets, demand for electric vehicles is expected to increase exponentially in the coming years as various countries impose bans on the sale of ICE-powered cars. The American brand will not only be playing catch-up to Tesla but will also face stiff competition from Europe’s own legacy manufacturers, which have already begun introducing their own models in the premium electric segment.