The electric vehicle company Zoomability reports lower revenue for the first quarter compared with the same period last year. Operating loss decreased.Revenue fell 33.3 percent to SEK 0.4 million (0.6).Operating profit was SEK -1 million (-1.8). Profit after tax was SEK -1 million (-2)."When I summarize the first quarter of 2026, it is clear that we are at a turning point. Q1marks the last quarter in which Zoomability in practice operates under the old business model with a focus on reducing costs. It is also a quarter where much v of the work we did during 2025 begins to materialize – not least through Zoom 2.0 now having entered production and started being delivered to customers. It is an important milestone for the company," CEO Adam Hagman states in the report. He emphasizes that the company has now left a buildup phase and is now entering a commercial phase. Invoicing takes place only when products are delivered to the customer, which means that invoicing from production will now come in during the second quarter. The focus is on scaling up production of Zoom 2.0, strengthening global deliveries and converting demand into billed sales. The company also wants to improve margins through a new production structure and continue expanding the distributor network. Zoomability, SEK millionQ1-2026Q1-2025ChangeNet sales0.40.6-33.3%Operating profit-1-1.8Net profit-1-2