Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA ) stock rose more than 25% today on reports that the electric vehicle (EV) maker had wholesaled 72 Class 8 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell trucks in its fiscal second quarter. This is above even the high end of previous guidance to wholesale 60 units.
Embattled commercial vehicle manufacturer Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA ) continues to march forward with its difficult recovery process. It provided stakeholders with a substantive piece of good news, delivering 72 hydrogen fuel cell trucks, beating its own high-end guidance of 60 units.
Nikola reported strong hydrogen-powered truck deliveries. Given the stock's high short interest, it rallied big on Tuesday.
Nikola said deliveries of its hydrogen-fuel cell trucks rose 80% in the second quarter from the previous three months, surpassing the startup's expectations and signaling strong demand for the big rigs amid its pivot from battery-powered vehicles.
The Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA) stock price continued its deep sell-off this week and moved to its all-time low as concerns about its business accelerated. It plunged to a low of $7.40 on Monday, bringing the year-to-date losses to almost 72%.
Plug Power has struggled to scale up its business over the past two decades. Nikola is still trying to ramp up its production of electric semitrailer trucks.
Nikola enacted its 1-for-30 reverse split yesterday. The stock split doesn't change anything about the business, though.
Beleaguered electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Nikola (NASDAQ: NKLA ) found itself in the news for the wrong reasons. On June 20, the company announced that its board of directors unanimously approved a reverse split of NKLA stock at a 1-for-30 ratio.
The latest trading day saw Nikola (NKLA) settling at $0.35, representing a -1.82% change from its previous close.
The alternative energy trucking company's stock price crashed by nearly 30% following this announcement.
The troubled electric vehicle maker Nikola (ticker: NKLA) saw its stock price plummet yesterday by over 31%, sending it to just under 33 cents per share. The reason for this?
The plot has thickened for Nikola (NKLA) stock price as it tumbled to a record low on Thursday after the company announced a big reverse split. It crashed to $0.3270, bringing the year-to-date losses to over 60%.