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Rivian believes robotics are an important element of its future.

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Rivian Automotive (NasdaqGS:RIVN) has secured a multi billion dollar order from Uber for up to 50,000 R2 SUVs. The vehicles are planned to be used as part of Uber's future robotaxi fleet focused on autonomous services. The agreement deepens Rivian's push beyond consumer EVs into commercial and autonomy focused partnerships. Rivian shares last closed at $13.79, with the stock down 3.0% over the past week and down 20.0% over the past month. Over the year to date, the share price is down...

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Automotive Properties Real Est Invt TR (TSE:APR.UN) reported higher first-quarter revenue and cash flow, with management citing the impact of acquisitions completed in 2025 and early 2026, along with contractual rent increases embedded in its net lease portfolio. President and CEO Milton Lamb said

This artificial intelligence (AI) stock still trades at a discount to its potential.

American manufacturing is having a moment. Reshoring incentives, the AIM Act refrigerant transition, EV plant buildouts, and aerospace demand are pushing capital back into U.S. factories, yet the share prices of several domestic producers still sit in deep-value territory. With manufacturing contributing $2,961.4 billion to GDP in Q4 2025 and policy tailwinds aligning, stocks under ... Trump’s Manufacturing Push Is Creating Tailwinds for These 3 Stocks Under $30

Citi just trimmed its price target on Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) to $14 from $17, while keeping a Buy rating. Analyst Michael Ward cited the company’s Q1 2026 miss and the withdrawal of its 2026 outlook, but argued the medium-term thesis remains intact. For long-term investors, the price target cut reads as a sobering near-term recalibration ... Citi Cuts Lucid Price Target to $14: Q1 Miss, Pulled Guidance Test the Saudi-Backed EV Maker

Mind Robotics, a spinout from Rivian, has raised US$400 million in a new funding round. The round values Mind Robotics at US$3.4b in under a year since its creation. Kleiner Perkins led the investment, highlighting fresh capital interest around Rivian’s broader technology efforts. For investors watching NasdaqGS:RIVN, the Mind Robotics funding round adds a new angle to what has largely been viewed as an electric vehicle story. Rivian is now tied to a separately funded robotics business...

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Lucid Group stock has fallen 45% since the start of 2026 and is trading near all-time lows.

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The California-based startup plans to use its latest funding round to accelerate the rollout of automation technology in manufacturing.

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Rivian Automotive Inc (NASDAQ:RIVN) shares rose 4.2% on Wednesday after its spinout Mind Robotics, an artificial intelligence-driven industrial robotics company, closed a $400 million funding round that valued the startup at $3.4 billion. The May 2026 round was led by Kleiner Perkins and also...

Mind Robotics, which was first revealed in late 2025, has now raised more than $1 billion to date.

Mind Robotics, a spinout from Rivian, was valued at $3.4 ‌billion in a new funding round, ‌up from the $2 billion valuation it secured during its ​Series A raise in March, according to a source familiar with the matter. The industrial robotics startup has raised $400 million in the Kleiner Perkins-led ‌round, bringing its ⁠total funding to more than $1 billion in less than a year. • New investors in the round include Meritech Capital, Redpoint Ventures, SV Angel, Incharge ​Capital, A-Star ​Capital, and Garuda ​Ventures.

Mind Robotics, the startup founded by Rivian Chief Executive RJ Scaringe, raised an additional $400 million from investors on Wednesday, the latest bet on an AI-powered bot revolution in manufacturing. The startup has now raised more than $1 billion to pursue its plan to develop industrial robots for vehicle production and beyond. Mind Robotics, founded late last year, is teaming up with Rivian to train and deploy hundreds of smart robots in the carmaker’s factory in Normal, Ill., with the goal of eventually becoming a supplier to broader manufacturing sectors.

Rivian stock is down 25% since 2026 began.

Blink narrows Q1 loss to 6 cents and beats estimates as costs fall and service revenues surge, but $20.8M sales miss signals mixed execution.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) both closed the books on Q1 FY2026, and the contrast is impossible to ignore. Tesla posted $22.39 billion in revenue with an automotive gross margin of 21.1%. Rivian delivered $1.381 billion while its automotive segment slipped to a $62 million gross loss. Same industry, very different chapters. AI ... Tesla Surges on AI, Rivian Struggles to Stay Afloat

Rivian posted a solid first quarter, but there were concerning things for investors to digest as well.

The long-term outlook remains mixed.

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Rivian Automotive (RIVN) is back in focus after Uber committed to buy 10,000 autonomous R2 electric SUVs in 2028, with a further 40,000 planned by 2030, spotlighting Rivian’s robotaxi ambitions. See our latest analysis for Rivian Automotive. Despite the Uber robotaxi order and fresh capital from recent private placements, short term momentum has cooled, with a 7 day share price return of a 13.46% decline and a year to date share price return of a 26.88% decline, even as the 1 year total...

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