Earlier this year, electric car stocks across the board saw sharp declines after the U.S. government revealed that several critical EV subsidies would be eliminated. Since then, however, most of those initial losses have been erased.
Rivian (RIVN 0.85%) should have an exciting year ahead. Recently, hundreds of R2s -- Rivian's newest model -- were seen driving the streets of the U.S. Official production should begin in early 2026, giving buyers their first chance to buy a Rivian priced under $50,000.
Rivian Automotive (RIVN 0.85%) is expected to announce earnings in early November. If you've been eyeing this electric vehicle stock, now may be a key moment to buy it at a discount.
There is a surprising amount of debate over the difference between value stocks and growth stocks. Typically, growth stocks are defined as companies with high growth rates that are priced at high valuation multiples.
A fresh worry joined old concerns about Rivian Automotive Inc. on Thursday, dragging down the electric-truck maker's stock despite quarterly sales that were above Wall Street expectations.
Rivian stock (NASDAQ: RIVN) dropped about 8% intraday on Thursday, amid rising investor concern over the expiry of $7,500 federal electric vehicle (EV) tax credit.
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