Fisker (FSR.N) missed its second-quarter production target owing to a component shortfall, the electric vehicle company announced on Friday, sending its shares down 2% in premarket trading.

The California-based company built 1,022 Ocean SUVs in the June quarter, which was lower than the 1,400-1,700 vehicles it had expected.

“A few suppliers had challenges ramping to the targeted 2Q levels, as they did not receive components from sub-suppliers in a timely manner,” Fisker said in an exchange filing, adding that it aimed to produce more than 1,400 vehicles in early July.

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