Swedish electric vehicle developer Polestar Automotive (PSNY) began trading on the Nasdaq on June 24 after completing one of the largest-ever SPAC mergers, a deal that valued the company at $20 billion. Including the PIPE, Polestar received about $890 million from the transaction, making it the year’s largest de-SPAC by money raised, with a relatively low...read more
The quiet buzz of electric vehicles is growing louder as more EV makers choose to go public by merging with a SPAC.
While several large Chinese EV companies have completed IPOs in recent years (NIO, LI, XPEV), the last major US EV maker to IPO was Tesla in 2010 (+14,584% from offer). Now many US-based EV companies are plugging into the recent SPAC trend for an alternative...read more
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Polestar trading holds up in the weeks since its SPAC listing; here’s how the electric vehicle maker stacks up against others
Swedish electric vehicle developer Polestar Automotive (PSNY) began trading on the Nasdaq on June 24 after completing one of the largest-ever SPAC mergers, a deal that valued the company at $20 billion. Including the PIPE, Polestar received about $890 million from the transaction, making it the year’s largest de-SPAC by money raised, with a relatively low...read more
The road less traveled: 14 auto-tech plays going public via SPAC
The quiet buzz of electric vehicles is growing louder as more EV makers choose to go public by merging with a SPAC. While several large Chinese EV companies have completed IPOs in recent years (NIO, LI, XPEV), the last major US EV maker to IPO was Tesla in 2010 (+14,584% from offer). Now many US-based EV companies are plugging into the recent SPAC trend for an alternative...read more