Andrew J. Hawkins

The UK-based EV startup reporting receiving a warning from the Nasdaq that its share price has been trading below $1 for the last 30 days, putting it at a risk of delisting. Arrival now has 180 days to get back in to compliance, which basically translates into getting its share price at or above $1 for a span of 30 consecutive days. Its the latest mobility startup to see its valuation plummet after a spate of SPAC mergers over the last two years.

Bloomberg reporter (and Verge alum) Sean O’Kane has another bonkers dispatch from the bowels of whatever hell EV startup Faraday Future currently occupies. Sean wrote numerous stories about the dysfunctional California company when he was at The Verge, so I’m glad to see Bloomberg is letting him continue to pursue his passions.

CNBC is reporting that Elon Musk has authorized dozens of Autopilot software engineers and other Tesla employees to do code reviews and more at the social network. I’m old enough to remember when the automaker laid off at least 200 people tasked with labeling data to help train Autopilot. Anyway, good luck with Full Self-Driving 10.69.3!