Lordstown Motors Corp. Stock News

Shares of Lordstown Motors Corp. RIDE, +2.00% rose 0.1% in premarket trading Tuesday, after the manufacturer of light-duty electric vehicles said production and deliveries resumed in April. The compan

Electric-vehicle company Lordstown Motors Corp said on Tuesday production and deliveries of its Endurance electric pick-up truck resumed this month after a pause in February to address quality issues.

Throughout the pandemic, EV stocks soared on the belief that a paradigm shift was underway in the automotive space. Though that continues to hold true, it's apt at this time to contemplate which EV st

This hasn't been a good year for EV stocks.  While the future is certainly electric, EV makers have had a difficult time dealing with the China lockdown and supply chain issues.

While electric vehicles may be the future of transportation, I'm afraid these EV stocks to avoid might not make the cut. Fundamentally, as a burgeoning sector, the price for entry for arguably most co

Much like the internet defined the first 10 years of the 21st century, electric vehicles may be the story of the next decade. In 2020 and 2021, any stock with exposure to electric vehicles, no matter

Some EV investors are worried Tesla's price cuts mean the EV industry is slowing down. GM announced 5,000 of its salaried workers are taking buyout offers.

Although electric vehicle stocks have become far less hot during this bear market, the pivot towards vehicle electrification keeps moving forward. Even so, that doesn't mean every EV stock is a buy.

Lordstown Motors has dropped into the penny stock world. Its shares trade at $.64.

Tesla is cutting EV prices, adding pressure on other companies. The economic climate is still unfavorable for small EV makers.

Look at a stock chart for Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE ), and it is clear investors have already sent RIDE stock to the market junkyard. However, with its super-low stock price, I can understand why

Lordstown, the deeply troubled EV startup, recently posted a sharp stock price drop.

Lordstown has more cash than expected but not from selling electric trucks. Through February 2023, the company has only sold six Endurance electric pickups.

Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE ) was mentioned on a number of financial media platforms but not for something positive. Indeed, onlookers might wonder whether there

Lordstown Motors Corp (NASDAQ:RIDE) has reported a wider fourth-quarter loss as the electric truck developer faced rising production costs to get its Endurance pickup truck on the road.  Releasing Q4