Lordstown Motors Corp. Stock News

Lordstown said it's on track to build about 50 of its electric Endurance pickups for customers by year-end.

The market was diving back into risky stocks today.

The automotive market is currently going through massive changes while dealing with supply chain woes and an economy on the verge of recession. So, it's fairly easy to identify automotive stocks with

Many of the high-flying stocks from 2021 are in severe drawdowns. But that doesn't necessarily mean they belong in your portfolio.

In the aftermath of the Covid-19-induced sell-off in the first quarter of 2020, high-growth stocks sprung to life. In particular, EV stocks charged higher.

A hydrogen deal in the Great White North and social media attention is powering interest in clean energy stocks.

Investors are starting to parse the winners and losers from the new climate bill.

EV-related stocks plunged today as the market shifted back to a risk-off mindset and long-term bond yields rose.

The fine print of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has some investors pumping the brakes on EV names.

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks have had a tumultuous few years. A number of factors have made some electric-vehicle stocks very risky for investors.

Added incentives to boost the EV market could be coming soon if the Inflation Reduction Act is passed and signed into law, as it's expected to be.

Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) results came in better than expected as management indicated that deliveries are on track.

EV investors are moving into the sector ahead of the expected passage of new legislation that has billions of dollars aimed at supporting clean energy products.

A climate change bill has officially passed the Senate and that's boosting some stocks today.

The embattled electric-vehicle maker is finally on its way to selling its first trucks.