Lordstown Motors Founder Buys Back Company Assets Following Bankruptcy
Unclear exactly what assets the former CEO is purchasing.
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Unclear exactly what assets the former CEO is purchasing.
While accusing Foxconn of fraudulent activities.
The first few pickups are currently en route for customer delivery.
Another EV to be built in Ohio.
50 units are expected to be built by the end of the year.
It’s up against the Ford F-150 Lightning and Lordstown Endurance.
The facility will produce several vehicles for multiple makes.
GM owned a five percent stake in the company.
The company is still seeking additional investment.
Foxconn is well-known as a contract manufacturer for the iPhone.
The startup is reportedly using just 30 percent of the facility.
Ninivaggi previously worked for Carl Icahn’s holding company, Icahn Enterprises.
Lordstown Motors needs more capital to begin builds trucks.
A spot of good news for the struggling startup.
Lordstown is also facing an SEC investigation.
GM owns a 5 percent stake in Lordstown Motors.
The Lordstown Endurance is an EV truck aimed at fleet buyers.
GM can purchase the credits at a 25% discount.
The EV startup is accused of misleading investors.
The short seller accused Lordstown Motors of misleading investors.