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REE Automotive Ltd. develops software-defined vehicle technology, x-by-wire systems and electric vehicle platform components for commercial mobility applications. Company updates commonly address REEcorner technology, zonal SDV architecture, vehicle-control software, over-the-air update capabilities and collaborations that evaluate or commercialize its technology for electric trucks and drive-unit applications.
REE news also includes governance changes, shareholder meeting materials, Nasdaq listing-compliance notices, capital-structure matters and operating actions tied to its transition toward licensing, partnership and software-focused business models while maintaining core engineering and production capabilities.
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REE Automotive Ltd. (NASDAQ: REE) has filed its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2022, with the U.S. SEC. The report is accessible on both the SEC's website and REE’s Investor Relations site.
REE is known for its innovative EV platforms, which allow the creation of versatile electric vehicles. The company emphasizes its unique REEcorner technology, integrating crucial components for EVs, ultimately facilitating diverse vehicle designs and reducing time-to-market for electrification in fleets.
REE Automotive Ltd. (NASDAQ: REE) reported a strong order book growth with firm orders increasing from 2 to 8 customers, totaling 35 orders for its Powered by REE vehicles. The company achieved key development milestones on time with operating expenses of $127 million in 2022 and forecasts 2023 non-GAAP expenses between $70-$75 million, supported by liquidity of $154 million. Initial vehicle deliveries are expected in 4Q23, aiming for COGS breakeven in low hundreds of vehicles and adjusted EBITDA breakeven in low thousands.