Cash-strapped EV startup Arrival is laying off half its workforce
Arrival said it would lay off 50 percent of its workforce in a bid to reduce costs and stave off bankruptcy. The struggling EV company also named a new CEO.
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Arrival said it would lay off 50 percent of its workforce in a bid to reduce costs and stave off bankruptcy. The struggling EV company also named a new CEO.
Arrival set out eight years ago to make electric vehicle production "radically more efficient." Arrival trumpeted how its automated microfactories would simultaneously churn out electric vans for UPS, cars for Uber drivers and buses for the U.K., Italy and California. The company reported Friday in a regulatory filing that it missed another deadline to file its 2022 annual report, putting it out of compliance with the Nasdaq Exchange.
Arrival set out eight years ago to make electric vehicle production "radically more efficient." So far, its plan to forgo the gigafactory for local
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