February 28, 2026
Shares of Lordstown plunged 27 percent to 38 cents in morning trading in New York.
Representatives for Foxconn could not be reached for immediate comment.
The filing underscores the speed at which the partnership has become destabilized amid turmoil in the EV market. Just about six months ago, Foxconn agreed to invest as much as $170 million in Lordstown and take two board seats.
The deal gave the EV maker much-needed capital while offering Foxconn, the Taiwanese manufacturer best known as the maker of Apple Inc.’s iPhone, a firm foothold in automotive production.
Foxconn also paid $230 million for a…
