
Polestar, the electric vehicle (EV) maker, reported a significant first-quarter operating loss and is taking steps to mitigate the impact of EU and U.S. import tariffs on its China-made cars. The company posted a cash burn of $393 million in the first quarter, leaving it with a cash balance of $784 million, which suggests it may face bankruptcy within a quarter without additional funding. Following the release of its financials, Polestar's stock dropped 5% in pre-market trading. Despite the current financial challenges, Polestar is further cutting costs and expects its revenue to rebound in the future.
EV Brand Polestar's Revenue Falls in First Quarter But Is Expected to Rebound @PolestarCars https://t.co/rAbfom2ojY
Polestar posts loss, plans steps to offset tariffs on China-made EVs https://t.co/QGfs2PAzuI https://t.co/TIeu3hV96o
Polestar is down 5% pre-market after release of 1Q financials. Polestar's 1Q call is currently still ongoing (right now 18mins into the call) https://t.co/bdl4tIQZv2


