
Polestar Automotive reported a challenging second quarter in 2024, revealing a significant operating loss of $242.3 million and a negative operating margin of 141%. The electric vehicle manufacturer experienced a 17% year-over-year decline in revenue, totaling $574.9 million, primarily due to lower vehicle sales and increased discounts. Despite these setbacks, Polestar delivered 13,150 cars in Q2 2024, marking an 82% increase from the previous quarter. The company's stock saw a pre-market rise of 7.4% following the release of its results, with further gains of 20% noted later in the day, as investors remained optimistic about a stronger second half of the year. However, the company faces intense competition and a slowdown in demand, raising concerns about its financial stability and market position.
I finished my review of Polestar's 2Q earnings. All things considered, Polestar might have one of the worst financial profiles amongst all global automakers. All these touted 'Tesla killers' haven't been doing much killing lately, except killing cash piles. 💰🔥 https://t.co/LYhRIc8Dzu
This is a deep dive into Polestar financial performance based on Polestar's latest numbers published yesterday. Please like/comment for the algo. These deep dives take a lot of effort. I don't make any money on X. My payment is just the dopamine kicks I get from likes/comments.… https://t.co/BlrM93BWjY
Polestar posted a $242.3 million operating loss for the second quarter $PSNY



