The Lion Electric Company (LEV) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
13 Jun, 2025business overview
Over 14 years dedicated to all-electric medium and heavy-duty vehicle R&D and manufacturing, with 2,100+ vehicles deployed and 28M+ miles driven.
Product lineup includes purpose-built electric school buses and trucks, all designed and assembled in-house with proprietary chassis, body, and battery systems.
Offers a full turnkey solution for fleet electrification, including vehicle selection, charging infrastructure, grants, financing, training, maintenance, and telematics.
Operates 12 experience centers across the U.S. and Canada to support customer transition to electric fleets.
Recognized as a leader in the all-electric school bus market, with 1,800+ buses delivered and a strong order book.
product portfolio and manufacturing
School bus lineup includes LionC, LionD, and LionCE, optimized for electrification with predictable routes and significant charging downtime.
Medium- and heavy-duty truck lineup features Lion5, Lion6, and Lion8 platforms, offering favorable TCO versus diesel even without subsidies.
Canadian manufacturing facility near Montreal has a 2,500-vehicle annual capacity (1,500 trucks, 1,000 buses).
U.S. Joliet, IL plant offers 2,500-bus annual capacity and proximity to major North American markets.
Mirabel, QC battery plant produces 1.7 GWh annually, enough for ~5,000 vehicles depending on mix.
market and regulatory environment
Well positioned to benefit from major regulatory programs: $5B EPA Clean School Bus Program, $932M EPA Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program, $500M California ZESBI, and Canada’s $3B annual public transit fund.
Awarded grants for 224 school buses and charging infrastructure, with additional direct applicants representing further order potential.
Regulatory tailwinds and incentives are key drivers for order book conversion and market expansion.
Latest events from The Lion Electric Company
- Q2 2024 saw sharp declines in revenue and deliveries, with cost cuts and streamlining underway.LEV
Q2 20242 Feb 2026 - Revenue and deliveries plunged, with mounting losses and ongoing liquidity risks.LEV
Q3 202416 Jan 2026 - Strong order book and regulatory support offset by financial and liquidity challenges.LEV
Investor Presentation13 Jun 2025