Nikola Corp., the Phoenix-based battery- and hydrogen-fuel-cell electric vehicle startup, will be a public company following a merger.
Nikola announced Tuesday it was merging with VectoIQ Acquisition Corp., a publicly traded special-purpose acquisition company.
Now that the 5-year-old company intends to be publicly traded, for the first time it revealed revenue projections.
If the company's lofty predictions and assumptions hold true, those numbers are staggering.
