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Dealers sold an estimated 78,895 new battery-electric vehicles last month, up 2.5% from July yet down 46.9% from August 2025, Cox Automotive noted.
Rivian Automotive (RIVN) reached $14.99 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -2.66% change compared to its last close.
Rivian's future relies on its new R2 SUV.
There’s a winner-take-all fallacy in certain industries, says a hedge-fund manager.
Citi said earlier this week that Rivian has not yet shown it can build vehicles at high volume and the company’s longer-term case rests on scaling the new R2 midsize SUV.
The deal could net the asset-light robotaxi company more than $300 million in funding.
Tesla has shed more than 20% this year while the broader market climbs, yet one of Wall Street's loudest technology bulls just doubled down with a target that would require the stock to do something remarkable from here.
TSLA's long-awaited Roadster debuts on Oct. 1 with Cyber design cues and SpaceX thrusters, promising 0-60 mph acceleration in under one second.
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) is entering what founder and CEO RJ Scaringe described as an “inflection point year,” as the electric-vehicle maker begins scaling its R2 midsize SUV and expands its software, autonomy and licensing initiatives. Speaking at a Morgan Stanley event, Scaringe said the R
In the closing of the recent trading day, Rivian Automotive (RIVN) stood at $15.53, denoting a -2.11% move from the preceding trading day.
Pre-Market Stock Futures: Futures are trading lower as we count down to the Federal Reserve meeting and a likely 25-basis-point increase in the Fed funds rate on Wednesday. The same suspects drove today’s selling, and although all the major indices finished the day lower, they all closed well off the lows printed earlier in the […]
While Rivian is a quality name in the EV industry, the risk-reward is not too favorable at these levels.
The business of selling EVs will shift dramatically over the coming years.
Tesla (TSLA) stock trades at about $364, roughly 169 times its adjusted earnings over the past twelve months, meaning normalized net income with stock-based compensation added back. On analysts' own 2027 estimates, the multiple is still steep. So the price leans on wider margins and on products still early in their ramps.
Rivian Automotive (RIVN) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Slotkin called the rumored move a “strategic mistake” that could threaten 1.2 million Michigan auto-related jobs and broader U.S. manufacturing.
In the most recent trading session, Rivian Automotive (RIVN) closed at $16.01, indicating a -1.02% shift from the previous trading day.
Improved unit economics, gross profitability, and potential for robotaxis are all valuable aspects of the R2 that many aren't accounting for.
R2 deliveries have started, but Rivian still needs a much steeper production ramp to prove the economics work.
While Rivian is losing a key executive at perhaps an inopportune time, the situation is far different than the red flag being raised for rival Lucid's departures -- here's why the two situations are different.
TSLA faces a probe into how nearly 1,000 Cybercabs were certified, spotlighting regulatory questions around their driverless design.
Rivian Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ:RIVN) Chief Financial Officer Claire McDonough is stepping down at the end of October to join GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE:GEV) in the same role, Reuters reported on August 27, just as Rivian ramps up production of its cheaper R2 SUV amid fragile U.S. EV demand. McDonough will formally take the GE Vernova […]
Tesla (TSLA) trades at about $357, and most of the argument around it is about what the company will build next. A plainer number gets less attention, and it is how much of each sales dollar the company keeps. Its operating margin over the past twelve months was 4.6%. That is the figure a holder should weigh before anything else.
Rivian Automotive (NasdaqGS:RIVN) announced that Chief Financial Officer Claire McDonough will step down from her role and exit the company. Derek Mulvey has been appointed interim CFO as Rivian prepares for a leadership transition in its finance team. McDonough has been a key financial leader for Rivian since its IPO, and her departure marks a significant executive change for the electric vehicle maker. Consider broadening your watchlist by looking at other companies led by founders...
Rivian’s CFO Claire McDonough will step down on Oct. 30, sending shares down 6.3% after the announcement.
Tesla is surging ahead of its Cybercab event in Austin while rivals Lucid and Rivian trail behind, but whether the autonomous vehicle showcase delivers the commercial proof traders are pricing in could determine if this rally has legs or sets up a painful reversal.
Shareholder dilution is one of the major differences between Rivian and Lucid, and investors should note how it looks going forward.
Rivian and Lucid share many things in common, but the former has drastically improved its gross profitability, while Lucid has been stuck in neutral.
Bloomberg just labeled the Cybertruck the biggest flop in automotive history, and Range Rover is about to roll out its own six-figure electric vehicle into the same skeptical market. What separates a bold luxury launch from an expensive cautionary tale may come down to one factor.
Will this underdog EV maker finally shine over the next few years?
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