ECD Automotive Design Stock Price, News & Analysis

ECD Automotive Design (OTC:ECDA) announced it is supporting Victor and his “Little Blue Truck” 1963 Land Rover Series 2a restoration project on Dec 10, 2025. ECD will paint the vehicle in Victor’s dream color, contributed over $500 toward parts, handled procurement, and invited Victor to the Rover Dome for documentation and social coverage. Victor is self-funding the two-year build via apparel sales and plans a 2,100-mile family overland trip when he reaches driving age.

ECD said it will encourage vendor donations and share the build across channels to support the project and inspire community engagement.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) reported third quarter 2025 results for the period ended September 30, 2025, with revenue of $5.8M versus $6.4M a year earlier and a gross loss of $1.7M versus gross profit of $2.0M in Q3 2024.

The company reported net income of $2.2M driven primarily by a non-cash fair value gain from debt conversion, while Adjusted EBITDA was negative $4.7M. Operating loss widened to $5.0M as operating expenses rose $0.8M, partly from legal fees and a lease recognition.

Management highlighted a cost-containment plan expected to deliver more than $1M in annualized savings, and product diversification initiatives including a collaboration on modern Defender and INEOS Grenadier builds and an inaugural Porsche 911 boutique build that won Best in Show at a 2025 festival.

ECD Autodesign (ECDA) announced Project Camel Trophy, a full-frame restoration and reinvention of a client-owned Land Rover Defender 110 completed Nov 20, 2025. The build restores the vehicle in Land Rover Sandglow Gloss with a Narvik Black roof, body-colored 16" Wolf Steel wheels, BFG All-Terrain tires, and a full external 6-point roll cage with Safety Devices expedition rack.

Mechanical upgrades include a swapped GM LS3 V8, 10-speed transmission, 24-spline heavy-duty axles, ALCON high-performance brakes, custom ECD fuel tank and single-side exhaust. Interior highlights: Scheel-Mann Traveler seats in Nappa leather, four inward-facing cargo jump seats, Puma-wrapped dash, touchscreen with CarPlay, rear AC and backup camera.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) announced on November 12, 2025 that it has engaged Arca Labs to provide operational consulting for its previously announced Bitcoin treasury initiative. Arca Labs will support establishing a corporate account with a qualified digital-asset custodian, including documentation, onboarding, and security protocols to enable custody and transaction execution.

The engagement is limited to non-discretionary operational support; Arca Labs will not purchase assets, handle funds or securities, provide investment advice, or exercise trading discretion. Management says the partnership aims to create a secure, compliant framework for digital-asset custody while allowing leadership to focus on the company’s core luxury-vehicle builds and long-term shareholder value.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ:ECDA) announced a U.S. agreement with British design house Chelsea Truck Company on Nov 10, 2025 to deliver bespoke builds of the New Defender L663 and the INEOS Grenadier from ECD’s Kissimmee, Florida facility.

The alliance combines CTC exterior/interior design elements with ECD’s performance tuning, full-vehicle customization, and assembly, and promises faster client delivery, project updates, full design support, and a luxury buying experience in the U.S.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) announced a U.S. distribution alliance with Chelsea Truck Company to launch a joint-branded line, ECD × CTC, of custom Land Rover Defender L663 and INEOS Grenadier builds.

Vehicles will be assembled at ECD’s Kissimmee, Florida facility using CTC exterior and interior components and ECD’s full-vehicle craftsmanship. The collaboration aims to expand ECD’s total addressable market, improve factory utilization, and support working capital velocity and cash generation. The release cites estimated U.S. sales since launch of >100,000 Defenders and 12,000 Grenadiers.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) announced that its first custom Porsche 911, Project Gravette (Porsche 993), won Best in Show – European Modified Division at Festivals of Speed 2025 on Nov. 4, 2025, at Mission Resort + Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida.

Project Gravette marked ECD’s public debut of a Porsche 911, was produced by its new Boutique Division, and was handcrafted at ECD’s Kissimmee, Florida facility. The company framed the award as validation of its craftsmanship and a strategic extension of its bespoke build lineup that already includes Land Rover, Jaguar, Mustang, and Toyota FJ projects.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) announced that its fully bespoke Project Gravette Porsche 993 won Best in Show – European Modified at the Festivals of Speed on October 26, 2025, held at the Mission Resort + Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida.

The Project Gravette was ECD’s first Porsche 911 customization and made its public debut at the event, earning recognition for design, heritage performance and modern drivability. Company leadership said the award validates the Boutique Division strategy to diversify into new vehicle segments, boost brand visibility and support the company’s long-term growth across custom, retail, and licensing channels. Project Gravette follows other 2025 award-winning builds including The Wellesley Jaguar E-Type and Project Ghost Mustang.

ECD Automotive Design (NASDAQ: ECDA) on October 22, 2025 unveiled Project Nantucket, a bespoke Land Rover Defender 110 Soft Top finished in Lotus Baby Blue with Zermatt Silver accents. Built by hand at ECD’s Florida headquarters, the build pairs a 6.2L LT1 V8 and 10-speed automatic with ECD Road Suspension featuring KONI shocks and ALCON brakes. Interior highlights include Scheel-Mann seats in Acorn leather, Brazilian Rosewood trim, touchscreen infotainment with CarPlay, 360° cameras, rear A/C, and remote start. The release emphasizes coastal styling, handcrafted details, and lifestyle-oriented Defender customization.