文章核心观点 - 氢燃料电池卡车制造商Nikola公司的股价在上周创下52周新低,但今天股价大涨[1] - 公司第三季度交付了88辆重型8类氢燃料电池卡车,创下公司历史第三季度最高销量纪录[2] - 尽管交付量符合公司指引范围,但投资者可能认为这是公司持续错过财务目标后的一线曙光[2] 公司情况 - Nikola公司从电动汽车转向专注于氢燃料电池卡车,并于2023年第四季度开始交付[3] - 公司目前仅交付了235辆卡车,现金消耗较快,需要发行股票筹资[3] - 公司第二季度营收约3100万美元,但毛亏损近5500万美元,尽管亏损同比有所下降[3] - Nikola是北美唯一商业销售8类氢燃料电池卡车的公司,具有一定潜力[3]

After years of subpar performance, there's now a light at the end of the tunnel for all three companies ... and their stocks. There's no denying most electric vehicle (EV) stocks have been lackluster performers of late -- the movement simply hasn't caught on as it was expected to just a few years back. Indeed, sales trends and feedback suggest consumers are actually losing interest in EVs, citing range and charging concerns. And those worries aren't invalid. This doesn't mean EV-related companies are a bust ...

The electric semi-truck maker still faces existential challenges. Nikola's (NKLA -0.78%) stock has plunged nearly 99% over the past three years. The maker of electric semitrucks was a red-hot stock during the buying frenzy in speculative stocks in 2020, but it ran out of juice after it missed its production forecasts. After that steep decline, Nikola's stock now trades at just 2 times this year's sales. Could this beaten-down EV stock unexpectedly roar back to life over the next three years? What happened t ...

Investing in Nikola is a bet that it won't run out of cash. Nikola (NKLA -6.74%) has an aggressive vision to create a network of hydrogen production and fueling infrastructure for the fuel cell electric heavy-duty trucks it has been building and selling. The company has focused on a niche use case for short-haul trucking needs near port facilities in North America. While it has made admirable progress with its plans, headwinds for the business have been growing. That has increased fear among investors that ...

Executives keep selling stock. The company is nowhere near profitability. Nikola (NKLA -6.74%) -- yes, this company is still publicly traded -- slipped over 20% yet again this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The hydrogen-electric truck start-up keeps inflating its shares outstanding, insiders keep selling, and the company is nowhere near close to generating a profit. No wonder the stock is down over 99% from all-time highs. The stock keeps falling, and it only has further to go, ...

They've not been great performers of late, but the future looks much more promising than the past has been. There's no denying electric vehicles (EVs) aren't quite as common as the world initially expected them to be by this point in time. Although they exist and have a place within the automobile industry, the International Energy Administration reports that a little less than 1-in-5 vehicles sold in 2023 are powered by an electrically driven motor (including plug-in hybrids). In the meantime, consumer int ...

Interest rates aren't falling quickly, and the appetite for financing is falling on Wall Street. It was a bad week for electric vehicle (EV) and renewable energy stocks across the board as consumer spending continues to struggle and EV competition heats up. It hasn't helped that interest rates are up and the economic future isn't certain, causing investors to take risk off the table in areas of energy that haven't proven to be profitable. According to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, shares ...

Skilled transportation executive positioned to further company focus on zero-emissions trucking and hydrogen infrastructure solutions PHOENIX, Aug. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nikola Corporation (Nasdaq: NKLA), a global leader in zeroemissions transportation and energy supply and infrastructure solutions, via the HYLA brand, today announced the appointment of accomplished transportation executive Thomas "Tom" Schmitt as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Nikola Corporation. As CCO, Schmitt will align Nikola's c ...

Nikola is raising cash and diluting shareholders. It isn't the first time. It won't be the last. Nikola Corporation (NKLA -9.22%) stock tumbled 10% in early trading Monday before recovering a bit. The fuel cell-powered truckmaker filed a form S-3 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this morning, describing its plan to raise $500 million through issuances of new debt, convertible debt, and shares in the company. Investors don't seem thrilled with the idea, however, and as of 10:10 a.m. ET, Niko ...

David McNew/Getty Images News Investment Thesis Since my last piece in the fall, Nikola's (NASDAQ:NKLA) shares have largely continued on their downward slope. The company has been struggling to shake off years of setbacks and the overhanging cloud of crimes that Nikola's founder and convicted felon, Trevor Milton, committed. Nikola's stock was in a consistent decline, dropping for nine consecutive sessions earlier this month and down approximately 19% at the low earlier this month. Despite the rally followi ...