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An EV maker on the rebound, a Sun Belt landlord facing fresh headwinds, and a clinical-stage biotech sitting on pivotal pipeline data have all landed on analysts' radars this week for very different reasons.
Rivian bleeds cash while scaling production; Tesla prints billions despite slowing revenue. The valuation gap between them tells an entirely different story.
Michael Wayland, an auto reporter for CNBC, tested Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA)’s FSD (Supervised) and Rivian Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ:RIVN)’s new Autonomy+ hands-free driving systems over hundreds of miles. It was revealed that Rivian has surpassed legacy rivals like GM’s Super Cruise but still trails Tesla specifically on non-highway and point-to-point driving. Why This Matters Rivian Automotive, […]
Lucid unveiled what it calls America's most powerful three-row crossover on the same day its stock extended a brutal year-to-date slide, and investors appear to be reading the fine print of today's announcements very differently than management intended.
Rivian Automotive stock has delivered a solid 26.7% gain over the past year, yet the broader valuation checks still lean toward the shares being expensive rather than a clear bargain. For investors, the question is whether recent enthusiasm around the business is already well reflected in the current price. The 26.7% 1 year return suggests sentiment around Rivian Automotive has been improving, even after earlier periods of weaker performance. Ongoing product rollout and partnerships can...
Rivian Automotive (RIVN) has drawn fresh attention after reporting strong quarterly results and raising its delivery guidance, with the stock moving above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Over the past week Rivian Automotive has seen a 7 day share price return of 13.26% and a 30 day share price return of 5.68%, contributing to a 90 day share price return of 13.88%. However, the year to date share price return is down 13.76% and the 1 year total shareholder return is 26.72%, which...
Polestar is pivoting toward Europe, which generated nearly 80% of its first-half retail sales.
Tesla just hiked Cybertruck prices on a vehicle that has been called the biggest flop in automotive history, and the reasoning behind that decision is nearly impossible to defend.
Wall Street obsesses over Tesla delivery numbers, but there is a quieter metric quietly reshaping what Tesla actually is as a company, and it has nothing to do with how many cars roll off the line.
XPeng (XPEV) provided a third-quarter revenue outlook below Wall Street's estimates on Monday as the
XPeng's robotics unit just attracted Tencent and Alibaba in China's largest embodied AI funding round, yet the stock is tanking anyway as a revenue miss and a conservative outlook raise questions about whether humanoid robots can rescue an EV business under pressure.
Insider disposed of 1% of direct holdings under a Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted last September, retaining ~819,000 shares worth $13.1 million.
When a stock breaks out above the 50-Day simple moving average, good things could be on the horizon. How should investors react?
Is it a good or bad thing when a stock surpasses resistance at the 200-day simple moving average?
Rivian shares rose recently as raised delivery guidance and 27% revenue growth fueled bullish sentiment, though analysts remain split amid margin pressure and cash burn concerns.
Rivian Stock Jumps as Bullish Options Activity Signals Big Move Ahead
The new capital will support development of Also's autonomous vehicle platform.
Earlier this week, Rivian Automotive reported quarterly revenue of US$1.66 billion, beating analyst forecasts by 7.9%, while highlighting gross profit progress, stronger EBITDA guidance and the start of external deliveries for its sub-US$60,000 R2 electric SUV. Management also pointed to the R2 and upcoming R3 as future profit centers with annual capacity targeted above 400,000 vehicles, while a Rivian-linked micromobility spinout, Also, raised US$150 million to advance autonomous...
Wrapping up Q2 earnings, we look at the numbers and key takeaways for the automobile manufacturing stocks, including Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) and its peers.
Pure-play EV stocks are surging past their legacy rivals Wednesday, but no earnings beat or product launch explains the move. The real catalyst traces back to a quiet Treasury Department announcement that rattled the bond market.
Tesla's cars are funding something far larger than an auto business, and Wall Street has barely started to price it in. The real question is whether the income statement ever catches up to the vision.
The round, led by Prysm Capital, will fund the company's expansion beyond pedal-assist electric bikes and commercial cargo quads to autonomous delivery vehicles.
The Rivian spinoff just raised $150 million to build autonomous vehicles for moving people and packages—not just pedalers.
Institutional investors added more than 70 million shares of EV maker Rivian Automotive Inc. (NASDAQ:RIVN) in the second quarter of 2026. Amazon, Uber in the Mix According to a report by Electric Vehicles on Tuesday, 417 holders raised their positions in the EV maker by a combined 106,424,812 shares, while 318 investors cut back on Rivian by 31,005,657 shares. 85 investors exited their position in the automaker, opening up 4.9 million shares, the report said. Read Also: North American EV Sales F
Tesla has shed a quarter of its value this year while one legacy automaker quietly holds its ground in the green. The divergence playing out across the EV sector in 2026 reveals a deeper story about rates, AI spending scrutiny, and which bets investors are quietly abandoning.
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