Rivian Beats Q3 Estimates, Cuts Losses, and Prepares R2 SUV Launch
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.
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.
Lucid missed Q3 deliveries by ~18%. Stock dropped >9%. Analysts downgraded to "strong sell" citing weak demand, cash burn, and high costs.
Rivian sales jumped due to a tax credit rush, but they cut their yearly delivery forecast. Costs are rising, making future profits tough.