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Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) Trading Down 2%  - Here's Why
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business15h ago

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) Trading Down 2% - Here's Why

  • Rivian’s stock dropped about 2% during trading, hitting as low as $14.12 on the day.
  • Volkswagen agreed to a $5.8 billion joint venture to expand Rivian’s backing and capabilities.
  • Uber’s order for 10,000 autonomous vehicles is cited as a demand catalyst for Rivian.
  • Rivian is pursuing lower-priced R2 variants to broaden its addressable market.
  • MarketBeat notes Rivian’s profitability issues and potential lidar-related risks.
  • Insiders sold shares recently, adding a cautionary note for near-term investors.
  • MarketBeat provides a consensus Hold rating with an average price target of $18.52 for Rivian.
  • Analyst activity noted upgrades and downgrades across firms, influencing sentiment.
  • MarketBeat emphasizes the broad EV market context and capital flows as indirect positives.
  • Rivian’s quarterly results showed a loss per share and declining revenue year over year.
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Automotive trade groups urge US to extend USMCA over bilateral deals
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business14h ago

Automotive trade groups urge US to extend USMCA over bilateral deals

  • Auto trade groups urge the USTR to extend USMCA rather than pursue separate bilateral deals.
  • The letter emphasizes preserving North American supply chains amid rapid tech change.
  • All seven groups warn splitting USMCA would add complexity and regulatory divergence.
  • The letter notes the timing ahead of the July review deadline.
  • Formal bilateral negotiations were planned to start in Mexico City in late May.
  • The associations include brands like General Motors, Volkswagen, Tesla, Toyota, and Hyundai.
  • Trump's tariff actions are part of the broader context cited by groups.
  • Tariffs have affected relative costs of sourcing from different markets.
  • USMCA requirements include 75% North American content for vehicles.
  • Industry groups say the agreement delivers tens of billions in efficiency savings yearly.
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