In 2020, Nikola revealed the Badger, a tough-looking EV pickup with both EV and hydrogen powertrains. Plans looked promising ...

Photo: Andy Cross/Associated Press/Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty Images Another green-energy unicorn died Wednesday as Nikola Corp., the electric-truck startup, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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, a truck manufacturer spruiking battery and hydrogen-powered alternatives to the Tesla Semi, is the latest manufacturer to declare an end to its production run. It follows failures for ...

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 ...

Some of those assets would include Nikola’s Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and battery electric truck platforms. Nikola had also been in the process of developing a HYLA hydrogen ...

The Nikola Tre battery electric Class 8 truck. The Phoenix-based company's stock prices soon began to plunge as doubts emerged about the viability of its technology. (Rob Nikolewski / San Diego ...

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 ...

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 ...

Nikola said Wednesday it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and would pursue a sale of all or most of its assets, after grappling with rapid cash burn and struggling to raise funds in ...