It's over. The Nikola Badger electric pickup truck is a no-go. The stillborn truck that would have been a bold addition to the smorgasbord of forthcoming electric pickup trucks has been stuffed ...

Beleaguered electric trucking company Nikola has sold the Badger electric pickup truck assets it was once supposed to build with General Motors. The buyer? A new company called Embr Motors created ...

Nikola's Badger pickup, which was announced by the ... a full day's worth of work without running out of energy. This electric truck can be used for work, weekend getaways, towing, off-roading ...

Trevor Milton thinks his Badger looks good. Milton runs Nikola Motors, an Arizona-based startup that’s developing several electric vehicles powered by batteries and fuel cells, including semi ...

Under it, GM will still provide fuel cells for Nikola trucks but won't take a $2 billion stake in the company, while plans for the once-promising all-electric Badger pickup truck are canceled.

That hasn’t stopped the Phoenix-based EV startup from announcing its next concept, the Badger electric pickup truck. Beyond the name, what stands out most about this new front in the EV pickup ...

“The [Badger] is designed to handle what a construction company could throw at it and is engineered to outperform all electric pickup trucks on the market in both continuous towing, HP and range ...

Sparks announced that he bought the vehicle program and intellectual property for the Nikola Badger, NZT (electric UTV), and Waverunner (electric watercraft) with plans to bring the vehicles to ...

General Motors and Nikola are teaming up to work on the Nikola Badger, a fully electric and hydrogen fuel cell electric pickup truck. The partnership gives General Motors (GM) an 11% stake in the ...

Not only will individuals receive their Badger pickups first, but they'll also get their hands on Nikola World 2020 tickets before others. The event will showcase the electric truck later this year.

Back in February 2020, revealed its Badger electric pickup truck concept. With an estimated total range of 600 miles (a blended figure that includes the use of hydrogen) or 300 miles on ...