The Latest Breaking News from Mullen Automotive

Bollinger Motors has been saved. Mullen Automotive has acquired an additional 21 percent of the company, bringing its total ownership to 95 percent. Despite having complete control over Bollinger, Mullen said the automaker will maintain “its own brand identity and focus.”

Mullen’s bold U.S. production focus could be overshadowed by mounting debt, low revenue, and potential delisting risks.

Although embattled EV manufacturer Mullen Automotive has long garnered intense support, market gamblers need to wait for an opportune moment to strike MULN stock.

Auto sales, impacted by inflation and supply chain issues, are expected to recover due to reduced inflation and improved supply chains. Is it a wise move to invest in Ford Motor Company (F) and Mullen Automotive (MULN) at this point? Keep reading.

Electric vehicle maker Mullen Automotive (MULN) is in bad shape, with zero revenues and massive losses. Moreover, the stock struggles to trade above the Nasdaq’s $1 bid requirement. Let’s look at the trends of its financial metrics to discover whether it will be worth buying the stock now.

EV startup paid $6 million to China's Qiantu Motors for intellectual property and exclusive distribution rights of the K50 electric supercar in the Americas.

Automotive maker Mullen (MULN) generated no revenue but incurred huge losses since its debut in late 2021. Shares of MULN have plummeted more than 80% over the past year due to dampened investor sentiment amid deteriorating financials, continued share dilution, and macro headwinds. Given the challenging macro environment, should investors…

Powered by a 16.5-kWh battery pack enabling an NEDC range of 124 miles, the Mullen I-Go targets companies that focus on last mile deliveries.

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