Canoo Inc.
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- CEO
- Anthony Aquila
- Full Time Employees
- 754
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Motor vehicles
- Address
- 19951 Mariner Avenue Torrance CA United States 90503
- IPO Date
- Aug 25, 2025
- Website
- canoo.com
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- Canoo Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of electric vehicles and related technologies for consumer, commercial fleet, government, and military customers, operating through a multi-purpose platform architecture that integrates in-house drivetrains, battery systems, vehicle control electronics, and software; it provides lifestyle delivery vehicles, lifestyle vehicles, multi-purpose delivery vehicles, pickups, battery modules, and engineering services, with a digital ecosystem including vehicle data and asset management tools. Canoo establishes operations in the United States with a focus on Oklahoma manufacturing facilities and related engineering and corporate activities, and maintains headquarters relocation from Torrance, California to the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas, reflecting ongoing restructurings and cost-reduction efforts. Founded in 2017, Canoo maintains its headquarters in North Texas, with production and engineering activities in Oklahoma City and Pryor, and serves a broad base of commercial fleet customers, small businesses, independent contractors, tradespeople, and individual consumers across the United States. Its product portfolio comprises the Canoo Lifestyle Vehicle (a configurable, multi-purpose electric vehicle), delivery vehicles for urban logistics, a pickup truck, and related platforms, supported by software, vehicle connectivity, and an online app store for vehicle information, security, safety, lifecycle, fleet, and asset management. Recent major changes include headquarters relocation to Texas, migration of engineering staff to Oklahoma facilities, strategic restructuring to lower costs, and ongoing advances in software development, ADAS capabilities, and cloud-connected vehicle platforms to support both consumer and commercial use cases. Canoo also pursues partnerships and strategic alliances to expand manufacturing, supply chain, and commercial reach, and continues to pursue potential acquisitions or collaborations aligned with its long-term objective of scalable EV production and diversified mobility offerings. The company competes in the broader mobility technology and electric-vehicle markets, targeting consumer and commercial segments with a focus on versatile, modular vehicle platforms and an integrated digital ecosystem.
Company News
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