Lucid Group, maker of the world’s most advanced electric vehicles, today announced a new collaboration with basketball superstars Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart, marking the latest expansion of the company’s marketing campaign celebrating those who refuse to settle for the status quo. The campaign will debut with bold out-of-home ads and social-first activations surrounding the New York Knicks home opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers on October 22.
“Jalen and Josh are two of the NBA’s brightest stars, bringing the same commitment to excellence, performance and precision that drives our mission at Lucid,” said Akerho “AK” Oghoghomeh, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Lucid. “This dynamic duo is constantly adapting their game and defying expectations both on and off the court. Their drive inspires Lucid and we could not be more excited to be running the court with two of the league’s best.”
Together, Hart, Brunson, and Lucid illustrate how precise performance, cultural influence, and athletic excellence come together — on the court, on the road, and in the moments that move individuals. By aligning with these athletes, Lucid is tapping into a pivotal cultural moment where innovation intersects with sport, fashion, music, and film. The partnership underscores the brand’s mission to compromise nothing and builds on the company’s “Driven” campaign, launched in August with award-winning actor and culture icon, Timothée Chalamet.
“To be one of the best, you have to be willing to do whatever it takes,” said Brunson. “It’s a commitment to improving every day, and never accepting that you can’t reach that next level. I see that same passion for excellence in Lucid.”
“To me, success is defined by everything you do before ever stepping on the court,” said Hart “It’s about work ethic, creativity, determination and pushing to new limits. I’ve seen all of that and more at Lucid, they push boundaries to create the best cars in the world”
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