Worksport Ltd Stock Price, News & Analysis

Terravis Energy (NASDAQ:WKSP) has selected a mass manufacturing partner in Asia to scale production of its Aetherlux Pro Zerofrost™ integrated air-source heat pump, which the company says can operate to -57°F (-50°C) without defrost cycles or resistive backup. The agreement begins immediate optimization and production of certification units targeting North American safety and efficiency approvals (UL, Energy Star) within 2026. Terravis says the partnership supports commercial talks with large distributors and aims for a commercial launch after certification later in 2026.

The company invites dealers and distributors to reserve territory via its contact channels.

Worksport (NASDAQ:WKSP) provided a 2026 business update: SOLIS and COR clean-energy products are shipping from U.S. facilities to fulfill pre-orders and a major digital marketing push begins this month. The company reports >2,000 basis-point gross margin expansion in 2025 and triple-digit revenue growth over the past two years. Worksport says it has agreements with major U.S. master warehouse distributors, initiated retailer talks (Home Depot, Lowe's, Bass Pro, Camping World), and has a signed Hyundai agreement to explore OEM integration. Aetherlux ZeroFrost heat pumps aim for 2026 commercialization.

Worksport (NASDAQ:WKSP) reported record monthly net sales of approximately $2.05 million for November 2025 with a gross margin near 30%. The unaudited November result is the highest monthly revenue in company history and continues a 2025 growth trend: ~$1.2M in April, $1.71M in July, and >$2.0M in November. Gross margin expanded from 11% in Q4 2024 to 18% in Q1 2025, 26% in Q2 2025, and now ~30%, which management attributes to U.S. manufacturing scale and cost optimization.

The company highlighted demand for its core tonneau covers and clean-energy products, including SOLIS and COR, and reiterated progress toward sustained profitability.

Worksport (NASDAQ:WKSP) launched the SOLIS truck-mounted folding solar array specifically compatible with the Rivian R1T, announced December 16, 2025. The SOLIS R1T model delivers about 250 watts of on-board solar capacity, is available to order now, and initial customer shipments are expected by mid-January. SOLIS can be paired with Worksport's portable battery COR, which the company says can be charged in approximately four hours of full sunlight and then power tools, lighting, and electronics.

Worksport noted the SOLIS R1T required specific R&D to fit beds with or without factory retractable covers. The company also said it reported record revenue growth, expanding gross margins, and improving production efficiency through 2025, and intends to explore future OEM integrations for direct vehicle charging.

Worksport (NASDAQ:WKSP) opened an AI-integrated strategic distribution center in Shreveport, Louisiana on December 8, 2025 to accelerate U.S. shipping and support national sales growth.

Management projects 1–2 day delivery for major markets, benefits for >50% of existing customers, and early logistics cost efficiencies of 10%–15% (≈12% in FedEx Zones 2–3). The site links to Worksport's AI routing and inventory systems and will serve as a pilot for further Southeast, Texas, and West Coast rollouts to drive faster B2B and B2C order fulfillment.

Worksport (NASDAQ:WKSP) reported record direct-to-consumer online sales on November 28, 2025, with single-day e-commerce revenue exceeding $200,000, a >400% increase versus Black Friday 2024 (≈$40,000).

For the week, Worksport recorded its highest online sales week of $665,000, driven by the commercial debut of the SOLIS solar cover and COR portable power system on November 28. Management said results reflect stronger DTC demand and the company’s expanding U.S. manufacturing and clean-energy product lines, which it believes will support revenue in 2026.

Worksport (NASDAQ: WKSP) launched the COR portable battery system and SOLIS truck-mounted folding solar array on December 1, 2025, and began online sales at worksport.com.

The modular Nano-Grid pairs SOLIS solar tonneau covers ($1,999–$2,499) with COR starter kits ($949) to deliver on-board renewable power (COR battery ≈960 Wh usable; HUB 1,800 W continuous/2,000 W boost). Worksport reported an opening purchase order >$1 million for 900 COR units plus 600 batteries and previously projected $2–3 million in initial 2025 SOLIS+COR revenue with 8-figure growth potential in 2026.

Worksport (NASDAQ: WKSP) announced the HD3 heavy-duty tonneau cover is now selling to its B2B dealer network after production began in mid-October. The HD3 has a minimum advertised price of $869, U.S.-manufactured upgrades (reinforced seals, stronger panels, heavy-duty latches), and will be added to the direct-to-consumer channel in December while remaining dealer-focused.

The company also confirmed initial orders for its clean-tech products COR and SOLIS will open on November 28, 2025. Management says HD3, COR, and SOLIS move the pipeline into commercialization and may contribute to unit sales, inventories, and channel diversification over coming quarters.

Worksport (NASDAQ: WKSP) announced a strategic U.S. expansion with a newly leased Missouri facility to serve as the dedicated assembly center for the SOLIS solar-integrated tonneau cover and a distribution hub for COR. The move more than triples Worksport's prior Missouri footprint, links engineering, testing and final assembly on one site, and complements the company's 152,000 sq ft Buffalo production facility. The Missouri site is under a three-year lease, required minimal capital expenditure, and supports a U.S. build-to-order model. SOLIS and COR orders open November 28, 2025.