Rivian Builds Its Own AI Chip to Boost Future Self-Driving Features
Rivian has built its own AI chip, RAP1, to replace Nvidia tech and boost future self-driving features. The chip improves performance, lowers costs, and will debut in the R2 SUV.
Rivian has built its own AI chip, RAP1, to replace Nvidia tech and boost future self-driving features. The chip improves performance, lowers costs, and will debut in the R2 SUV.
Morgan Stanley downgrades Rivian to Underweight, keeping a $12 price target. The firm expects the EV slowdown to continue through 2026 while showing more confidence in traditional engines and hybrids.
Citigroup doubled its Rivian stake to 8.54M shares ($125M value) in Q3 2025, reaching a four-year record.
Rivian Automotive reported better-than-expected Q3 2025 results, cutting per-vehicle costs and boosting revenue by 78% as it gears up for its new midsize R2 SUV launch in 2026.
Mizuho cuts Rivian rating to Underperform with $10 price target, citing expiring tax credits, weak EV demand, and lower 2026 delivery forecasts amid market headwinds.
GM booked a $1.6B charge, reducing its EV production plans. Demand is slower than expected due to gov't ending tax credits and changing rules.