Lyft Stock News

Lyft found that surge pricing is “deeply unpopular” with customers, CEO David Risher said in his annual letter to shareholders, released Thursday (April 24). Surge pricing, which the rideshare company calls Prime Time or PT, balances supply and demand by raising prices when demand is high, thereby incentivizing more drivers to get online, according to the letter.

Lyft is set to start rolling out a feature that will let riders opt in to be matched with a licensed taxi when that vehicle can get there faster than a rideshare one. The company will launch this feature in St.

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When you think of ride-hailing, Uber Technologies Inc. NYSE: UBER likely comes to mind, followed by the distant second player in the duopoly, Lyft Inc. NASDAQ: LYFT. The ride-hailing/rideshare market is a two-horse race.

Lyft's fundamentals remain strong with U.S. ride pricing recovering and Q1 2025 DAUs growing 5% YoY, suggesting stable revenue outlook. The $200 million Freenow acquisition doubles Lyft's addressable market in Europe, adding €1 billion in annual bookings, but buybacks might have been more accretive. I project Lyft to generate $1.5 billion in free cash flow by 2027, making its current valuation ...

Lyft stock is undervalued, trading at less than 1X P/S and around 8X P/E, despite over 20% YoY revenue growth and recent profitability. Ride-sharing isn't a winner-takes-all business; Lyft's focused, customer-centric strategy and market dynamics ensure its survival against Uber. Robotaxis will complement, not disrupt, ride-sharing; partnerships like Lyft with Mobileye highlight synergies and op...

Lyft (LYFT 2.81%) is acquiring a taxi app in Europe. This may seem like an odd addition to the business, but Travis Hoium explains why it's a perfect strategic fit in this video.

Lyft is positioning itself for a larger role in the global rideshare market, even as analysts remain divided on its near-term outlook amid rising competition and macroeconomic uncertainty. A new strategic acquisition, coupled with growing ridership and improving margins, underscores the company's ambition to rebound from a turbulent few years.