The electric vehicle (EV) industry is having a moment right now. After a few years of rising consumer interest, government ...

Rivian delivered 10,661 vehicles in the quarter ended June 30, a fall of 22.7% from the same quarter last year.

Rivian (RIVN) posted first quarter revenue of $1.24 billion, which topped the Bloomberg consensus estimate of $981.2 million. The EV-maker also reported a smaller loss than expected. However, the ...

Rivian stock has trended upward recently despite facing challenges. Here is a look at where the stock could be in a year.

Rivian Automotive reported a sharp fall in second-quarter deliveries on July 2, as demand for its electric vehicles takes a hit from stiff competition and tariff-driven economic uncertainty ...

Rivian on Tuesday said that the changing landscape of trade policies will impact both consumer sentiment and demand. It now expects vehicle deliveries between 40,000 and 46,000 this year, down ...

Rivian, like every other automaker, sources some parts from outside the country, and tariffs are already increasing the company's capital expenditures (capex) and weighing down its vehicle production.

Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe told investors the automaker is bracing for new tariffs to increase production costs by a few thousand dollars per vehicle.

Rivian has a plan to overcome Trump’s tariffs At this point, nearly every major automaker has acknowledged the damaging impact of tariffs on vehicle imports in the US.

Rivian cuts EV delivery outlook, sees tariff impact Reducing its sales outlook shows how Trump’s trade policies and related economic worries risk worsening an existing slowdown in electric vehicle ...

There are lingering concerns about how tariffs will impact Rivian, though. Material costs are expected to be elevated, equating to a few thousand dollars of impact per unit produced in 2025.

Here's how the company is handling the current auto tariffs and whether or not Rivian stock is a buy right now.