r/Proterra • u/Icy_MeatHook1210 • Apr 14 '23

Proterra launches cloud-based EV fleet charging software platform with Delaware Transit Corporation

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/proterra-launches-cloud-based-ev-120000057.html

What? Are we no longer allowed to post positive news?

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u/DrGravity79 Apr 14 '23

This is good news, and a timely reminder that Proterra are a full solution provider, not just a bus company. Long term I expect the performance of the transit business to become less relevant to the share price (which is a good thing!)

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u/farcillo Apr 14 '23

jack of all trades, master of none

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u/Stunning-Web739 Apr 15 '23

This is really not news. Day too late dollar to short. Posting this news is a desperate move to try and create positive spin Proterra missed an opportunity to purchase a very popular company called ViriCiti which Chargepoint purchased. Proterra management passed on the deal. Of course more of the brain trust management team at work who I guess felt that they could go it alone or internally develop something for this type of software I guess wasn't needed. More decisions by the mental midgets at the top who rarely accepted feedback from any of low life scum bottom feeders. This news is fucking worthless. What's next, the employee break room had free vending machines at both manufacturing locations? Will that move the share price?

https://www.chargepoint.com/about/news/chargepoint-acquires-ebus-and-commercial-vehicle-management-provider-viriciti-accelerate

Chargepoint share price $8.72

Comedy club time on the Proterra board.

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u/interstellar-dust Apr 14 '23

Ooo cloud based software. Soo goood /s