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As we see governments making huge investments to achieve their clean energy goals, everyone is talking about a greener future. Electric vehicle (EV) companies are set to benefit, with several subsidie

Blue Bird Co. NASDAQ: BLBD is the largest manufacturer of low-emission school buses in the U.S. Its yellow school buses have been used by generations of students since 1927. The company is firing on a

Last year was a terrible one for special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). Before going into the numbers, let's revisit the overall idea of a SPAC.

Lucid has struggled to produce its luxury sedan, the Air. It's unsure if demand will remain hot in the face of competition.

Succeeding in the increasingly crowded electric-vehicle market isn't a walk in the park for any company. As a result, I'm convinced some EV stocks will be winners and some will be losers.

Can Lucid (NASDAQ: LCID ) produce 10,000 electric vehicles this year? That seems to be a key focus for 2023, as CEO Peter Rawlinson reiterated his guidance for over 10,000 vehicles this year during Lu

Lucid missed first-quarter earnings estimates and dialed back expected production. The company burned more than $1 billion in cash in the first quarter.

The only thing that can be said with certainty about Mullen Automotive NASDAQ: MULN is that it comes with high risk. Dilution and liquidity fears aside, the deal with Lawrence Hardge is a wickedly unk

Carnival's debt load is too large compared to its cash flow for the foreseeable future. Lucid's first-quarter earnings highlight alarming trends in its business.

Two years ago, I wrote about Rimac Nevera, currently the world's second-fastest electric vehicle. At that time, Rimac Automobili's all-electric, $2.1 million hypercar had just set a new standard for E

Ramping up production of a new product, using relatively new technology, is a tall order in the best of times. Electric-vehicle startups Rivian Automotive Inc. RIVN, Fisker Inc FSR and Lucid Group Inc

Shares of Lucid (NASDAQ: LCID ) fell lower this week after the electric vehicle (EV) company reported its first-quarter earnings. Revenue was $149.4 million, which increased by 159% year-over-year.

Dan Ives, Wedbush Securities managing director, and Gordon Johnson, GLJ Research CEO, join 'Last Call' to discuss the future of EV's as auto stock struggle to keep the pace.

Lucid is quickly running out of money.

Plug Power beat on the top line, but it reported a steeper loss than expected. Fisker revised 2023 production guidance downward.