Don't be scared if there is a small loss, but be careful..I think there is a good chance that SEV will have made a profit this quarter. However, I would expect that through accounting manouvering that one would want to front-load all of the losses to increase the chances of contiguous profitable quarters going forward.
With that said, I will note that the cantor fitzgerald report that someone linked here a while back estimated a penny loss per share. However, with over a hundred million shares outstanding, a penny per share covers anywhere between a million dollar loss to near break-even. So, it's important to look at the absolute number. -$100K is not the same as still sitting at -$1MM for the quarter unless we can see that there has been front-loading of expenses.
FWIW, a bigger loss with obvious signs of front-loading would become a buying opportunity on the dip, assuming you have any ammunition left.