RIVIAN AUTOMOTIVE INC

Rivian delivers record 19,000 EVs in Q3, led by its affordable R2 SUV, expanding production to meet growing U.S. demand post‑tax‑credit.

Rivian delivers 19,248 Q3 2026 vehicles, staying on track for a 65,000–70,000‑unit yearly target and hinting at future growth and pricing strategy.

Rivian’s 15,000‑share Rule 144 filing boosts investor liquidity while keeping its capital structure and strategic focus unchanged.

In‑depth Rivian analysis shows how production expansion, supply‑chain risks, and regulatory pressures shape its EV future, uncovering hidden growth chances for investors.

Rivian recalls 100,000 R1S, R1T, and R2 cars over a rear‑view camera display glitch, offering a free over‑the‑air fix and keeping its EV growth on track.

Amazon partners with Rivian to launch a cutting‑edge electric delivery fleet featuring 360° safety cameras, smart glasses, and AI routing—boosting speed, safety, and sustainability.

Rivian’s share price decline stems from production gaps, margin erosion, and tightening EV incentives—yet its off‑road premium and fleet upside keep it a watch‑list pick for savvy investors.

Rivian’s new R2 SUV targets European cities, blending off‑road ruggedness with compact EV efficiency to boost sales, margins and liquidity.

Rivian ramps up Q3 2026 production of its R2 SUV, boosts liquidity, and advances AI‑driven autonomy, positioning the EV maker for stronger market share.

Rivian’s chief administrative officer sold 15,000 shares at $16.30 each—a routine 10‑b‑5 insider trade that won’t affect the EV maker’s strategy or performance.