THE LION ELECTRIC COMPANY(LEVGQ.US)

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THE LION ELECTRIC COMPANY
LEVGQ.US
662.70 B
LEVGQ.USMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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23/01/2026 Update
E
Construction Machinery and Heavy Transportation EquipmentIndustry
Industry Ranking36/38
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreE
    • ROE-38.12%E
    • Profit Margin-74.35%E
    • Gross Margin-52.09%E
  • Growth ScoreE
    • Revenue YoY-26.28%E
    • Net Profit YoY-153.47%E
    • Total Assets YoY-9.02%E
    • Net Assets YoY-31.48%E
  • Cash ScoreE
    • Cash Flow Margin-134.51%D
    • OCF YoY-26.28%E
  • Operating ScoreD
    • Turnover0.22D
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio64.06%D

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    Lion Electric school bus warranties voided, leaving districts stuck [update]

    Lion Electric has voided warranties on hundreds of electric school buses, leaving many districts without recourse for repairs. Following two bus fires in Quebec, the Ministry of Education ordered immediate removal of Lion buses from service. The company, now owned by Groupe MACH, has issued an inspection bulletin for safety concerns but has not addressed warranty issues for US customers. Districts like Herscher CUSD No. 2 and Winthrop Public Schools report multiple buses out of service, with significant financial implications for maintaining their fleets.

    Electrek·
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    Electrek·
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    Heating System Blamed in Lion Electric School Bus Fire in Quebec

    Quebec has temporarily removed 1,200 Lion Electric school buses from service following a fire incident in Montreal, which raised safety concerns. The fire, originating from the bus's heating system, led to evacuations and prompted Transport Canada to investigate previous incidents involving Lion buses. Quebec officials prioritized student safety, ordering inspections over the weekend. Lion Electric is collaborating with authorities to ensure safety protocols are followed. The situation has also affected operations in Ontario and Prince Edward Island, with calls for inspections of Lion buses in those regions. Parents are advised to make alternate transportation arrangements until further notice.

    DriveTeslaCanada·
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    LEVGQ
    +4.17%
    DriveTeslaCanada·
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    Lion Electric school bus warranties voided, leaving districts stuck

    Lion Electric has voided warranties on hundreds of electric school buses, affecting districts outside Quebec. This decision, communicated by Deloitte Restructuring, leaves many school districts, like Herscher CUSD No. 2 in Illinois, with stranded assets and costly repairs. Superintendent Dr. Richard Decman noted that six out of their 25 Lion buses require repairs, forcing the district to seek alternative vendors at their own expense. Lion buses make up half of Herscher's fleet, which was partially funded by state and utility incentives.

    Electrek·
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    LEVGQ
    +4.17%
    Electrek·
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    Lion Electric leaves US school districts stuck with unsafe, broken buses

    Lion Electric has left several US school districts with broken and unsafe buses purchased with EPA funding. Many districts report that their Lion buses are unusable, with issues ranging from failed onboard chargers to serious safety concerns like power steering failure and braking issues. Despite these problems and $250 million in unresolved debt, Lion's new Canadian investors appear unwilling to address the situation, leaving schools in a difficult position.

    Electrek·
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    LEVGQ
    +4.17%
    Electrek·
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    LEVGQ
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    From the ashes: Lion Electric finds a lifeline in Quebec

    Lion Electric, an electric bus and truck manufacturer, has received a new subsidy for electric school buses in Quebec, improving its commercial outlook despite facing nearly $250 million in debts and layoffs. The company is under investigation for potential violations of federal securities laws. However, the reinstatement of a government incentive for electric school buses could boost sales, as Lion already has a significant presence in the market with nearly 1,200 of the 1,600 existing electric school buses in Quebec.

    Electrek·
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    LEVGQ
    +4.17%
    Electrek·
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    LEVGQ
    +4.17%
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