The Latest Breaking News from Lordstown

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Electric trucks these days are supercar wannabes. Go zero-60 mph in the GMC Hummer EV in three seconds! The Rivian R1T has neck-snapping torque! The Ford Lightning is quicker to 60 mph than a Ford Raptor! And so on.

Electric vehicle stocks moved to the downside once again in the week that ended Sept. 30 as economic worries continue to roil the broader market. Lordstown Motors Corp. (NASDAQ: RIDE) and Workhorse Group, Inc.

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The EV space was broadly lower in the week ending May 13, although closing off their lows. The industry took cues from the broader market, which went through a steep sell-off early in the week before recovering on Friday. Market leader Tesla, Inc.

Lordstown Motors Corp's (NASDAQ: RIDE) stock is trading 21.8% higher at $1.84 in the premarket session on Thursday.

The EV industry is expected to deliver solid growth this year, supported by robust government funding and strong demand. With countries worldwide focusing on reducing their carbon footprints, the EV industry’s prospects look bright. So, let’s take a closer look at EV stocks Proterra (PTRA), Lordstown Motors (RIDE), and Kandi…

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