- Gogoro posted a net loss of USD 80 million, narrowing 34.9%.
- Revenue fell 9.4% to USD 280 million on a 23.3% drop in hardware and other sales.
- Operating loss narrowed 48.3% to USD 73 million as gross margin widened 5.6 percentage points to 8.2%.
- Battery swapping service revenue rose 8.1% to USD 150 million, with subscribers topping 665,000.
- Management highlighted a 2025 restructuring and shift toward higher-margin subscriptions, with operating cash flow rising to USD 36 million.
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