Rivian’s third quarter was marked by a strong market response, which management attributed to robust sales growth and improved unit economics. CEO RJ Scaringe highlighted that the company’s progress was driven by continued momentum in its R1 and commercial van deliveries, alongside early investments in next-generation products like the R2 SUV. Management credited cost reductions in materials and operational improvements for the quarter, with CFO Claire McDonough noting "one of the best quarters ever in automotive cost of goods sold per unit delivered." The team also pointed to expanding contributions from software and services, particularly through its partnership with Volkswagen Group.
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) witnessed a significant surge in its stock price today, November 10, 2025, with shares climbing by over 23%. This impressive performance was primarily driven by the company's stronger-than-expected third-quarter (Q3) 2025 financial results, which notably included its first-ever consolidated gross profit. The positive earnings report, coupled
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Rivian shares fell on a mixed Q3—revenue beat ($1.56B, +78%) and first ex-credits gross profit ($24M) but cash-burn worries persist—as JPMorgan kept Underweight ($10), noting valuation below Tesla yet above Chinese BEVs.
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