Electric-vehicle startups like Rivian, Lucid, Fisker, Canoo and Lordstown are having to adjust to the realities of making vehicles in a harsh economy. WSJ’s George Downs explains some of the challenges they’re facing. Photo composite: George Downs
Foxconn Technology Group , the world’s biggest contract manufacturer for electronics, is trying to back out of its deal to increase its stake in Lordstown Motors Corp., the electric-vehicle startup said.
Foxconn agreed in November to spend up to $170 million to buy both common stock and newly created preferred shares in Lordstown in a crucial cash injection for the startup, which was still working to increase production of its debut EV truck, called the Endurance.
Lordstown Motors Says Foxconn Is Trying to Back Out of Investment
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