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In a move reflecting the rigorous compliance challenges facing emerging EV tech firms in public markets, REE Automotive has announced it received a delisting determination from Nasdaq for its Class A ordinary shares. The decision follows the company's failure to regain compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2), which typically requires maintaining a minimum bid price. According to reports, the suspension of trading is set to take effect on July 7, 2026.
This delisting occurs as the electric vehicle sector faces severe liquidity pressures, with peers such as Lordstown Motors and Fisker having faced similar trajectories leading to bankruptcy or OTC transitions. Per market data, shares of EV platform specialists have seen a collective downturn over the past year due to high burn rates and tightening capital access, making the maintenance of major exchange listing requirements increasingly difficult for pre-revenue startups.
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Sign InInvestors should watch July 7, 2026, as the final date for primary exchange trading before a likely move to over-the-counter markets, which often triggers significant liquidity drops. Looking ahead, broader industrial sentiment may be influenced by the upcoming Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index, while traders await any corporate updates regarding potential appeals or financial restructuring plans to stabilize the company's position.