In 2020, Nikola revealed the Badger, a tough-looking EV pickup with both EV and hydrogen ... Badger and refocusing its ...

Nikola is among several electric vehicle startups with ambitious plans that failed to come to fruition. Lordstown Motors, an electric pickup truck company founded in Ohio in 2018, filed for ...

Nikola had been in talks with a potential ... At one point the company had shown a rendering of a planned EV and FCEV pickup truck model, dubbed Badger, but the project was shelved as the hype ...

Oh, and there was the Nikola Badger, an ambitious consumer pickup truck that GM was, at one point, going to help Nikola produce. That, of course, did not happen, but that’s a story worthy of a ...

Nikola said it would seek an auction and sale ... including the Badger pickup truck. In exchange, GM would acquire an 11 percent equity stake in the startup. But less than a week later, short ...

The pickup truck was expected to hit the market with over 900 horsepower and a claimed driving range of up to 600 miles. However, the model died even before it was born. In February 2024 ...

At one point, it even inked a multi-billion-dollar strategic partnership deal with General Motors to develop fuel-cell-powered pickup trucks by the end of 2022. Nikola’s future seemed bright ...

There was also a partnership with General Motors that included a plan to build a hydrogen pickup truck dubbed the Badger. Nikola's current share price values the company at less than $50 million ...

American electric truck-maker Nikola filed for bankruptcy mid-February ... The company also toyed with the idea of a consumer-targeted electric pickup, the Badger, though plans for that vehicle ...