This year, a slew of electric vehicle companies have announced their intention to go public through a SPAC, CrunchBase reports. So why are electric-vehicle makers and EV-adjacent companies such attractive SPAC targets? At the top of the list: revenue projections vs. actual revenue. Read more.
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