Lyft Stock News

Lyft's aspirations in the autonomous vehicle market are challenged by stiff competition, analysts say.

Lyft stock was double-downgraded to an underperform rating from a previous buy call by analysts at Bank of America. The post Lyft Stock Falls On Downgrade.

When it comes to ride-sharing in the U.S., there are only two choices for consumers and investors: Uber (UBER 0.24%) and Lyft (LYFT 2.99%).

Shares of Lyft have continued to crash in 2025, pushing the stock to a very cheap ~8x adjusted EBITDA and ~4x FCF multiples. I'm upgrading Lyft to a strong buy, especially on the back of strong Q4 results that showed record-breaking bookings at a 15% y/y growth pace. Lyft's pure rideshare focus is more recession-proof than Uber (as delivery orders are more discretionary), offering stable demand...

Lyft plans to start adding autonomous vehicles (AVs) to its ridesharing platform as soon as this summer.

Washington state lawmakers have abandoned an attempt to limit the cost of ride-hailing fares during large public events.

Lyft (LYFT -4.32%) has long been the No. 2 in ridesharing, but the company has now built a nice business with optionality to grow in the core business and autonomy.

On March 13, the S&P 500 finished the day down 10% from its previous all-time high. This officially pushed the stock market into what's known as "correction" territory, even if this is a misnomer.