Brings in Sandy Munro to take a look at its hydrogen fuel cell semi:
huh?
Markets of cars, and ideas are consolidating (to use a JP Morgan era term).
And others in EV industry are getting along swimmingly
h/t @1967mustangman
This pardon was not deserved and essentially everything Trump has said about it is wrong.
People who date back to Ratburger will recall that I immediately declared something wrong with Nikola Motors when it filed a ridiculous lawsuit against Tesla. The true nature of its frauds came out later.
Trump just said Trevor Milton did nothing wrong and is a good person
— Dillon Loomis (@DillonLoomis22) March 28, 2025
THIS IS INSANE
Is engaging in securities and wire fraud now "nothing"?
Trevor Milton belongs IN PRISON for misleading investors continuously. What a joke pic.twitter.com/5jV1c9ulC5
Is the change of venue from Utah to the notorious Southern District of New York suspicious at all?
Not for a securities case. Due to the location of stock exchanges in NYC, venue is typically proper there. In these cases, there was no change of venue (transfer of a case originally filed in UT). Milton failed to get transfer to UT in both cases. Given my recollection that Nikola’s management looked like a BYU business school alumni association meeting, transfer to UT would have been absurd.
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/60094811/united-states-v-milton/
That was going well until they mentioned “a fair, efficient, and convenient trial in New York City”.
Imagine that. I didn’t dig back into it because I agree with you that this was an obvious fraud.
This sits up there with the meme coin frauds Trump and family have been pushing as well as the general crypto pump.
Factory bought by Lucid. Both are located between Phoenix and Tucson:
Lucid is controlled by the Saudi PIF.
The PIF may have competed their involvement in the infamous effort to take Tesla private against Lucid, leading to their 2018 Lucid investment](Saudi investment fund invests $1 billion in Tesla rival Lucid Motors in blow to Elon Musk - CBS News):
Elon Musk’s rocky patch isn’t getting any smoother. Only weeks after the Tesla founder and CEO proclaimed he would take his company private with the help of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the kingdom says it’s investing $1 billion in another U.S. electric car maker.