Rivian Automotive Inc

Rivian’s new in‑house silicon processor and AI‑driven autonomy platform spark a dip in stock yet boost options trading, showing investors weigh tech gains against short‑term pricing risk.

Rivian unveils its affordable R2 midsize SUV, set for 2026, to widen its market share and boost EV demand, while analysts raise expectations for higher growth.

Rivian’s stock hits a 52‑week high after analyst upgrades, strong EV SUV plans and solid supply‑chain gains—why investors are bullish on its future.

Rivian’s stock hits a 52‑week high as analysts upgrade targets—boosting EV optimism, battery supply gains and investor confidence.

Rivian’s rising RSI, $18 price target upgrade, L‑Series launch, software upgrades and VW partnership signal potential upside—yet supply‑chain, cash‑flow and regulatory risks remain.

Rivian’s stock hits a 52‑week high as its AI‑led autonomous strategy—lidar‑powered chips and a new computing platform—drives investor confidence and sets the EV market ablaze.

Rivian’s stock hits a 52‑week high as investors rally behind its shift to in‑house AI and autonomous driving, including cost‑effective lidar for its new R2 SUV.

Rivian’s stock hits a 52‑week high after shifting to in‑house AI chips and miles of proven hands‑free driving, boosting investor confidence and setting a new EV‑autonomous benchmark.

Rivian’s recent rally shows short‑term optimism, but margin squeeze, high CapEx, and supply‑chain volatility raise caution—can tech upgrades and AI help sustain growth?

Rivian’s strategy shifts toward an affordable R2 model, autonomous AI services and higher margins, offering investors a potential upside despite Morgan Stanley’s downgrade.