Tesla's woes have some investors wondering if there is an opportunity for Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) to gain more sales traction, trim its losses, and get its stock off the mat. Rivian stock is ...

Moreover, even Tesla (TSLA ... And that could have serious ramifications for Rivian shareholders to examine, as it remains far from free cash flow profitability, even though its licensing ...

Operating cash flow went ... point out that Rivian Automotive has an opportunity for rapid growth that should be rewarded with a premium. Honestly, I disagree with this. The chart above ...

After years of managerial turmoil and a failed merger with Honda, Nissan is attempting to right the ship. President Donald ...

saying the Cybertruck would take "a year to 18 months" to become a positive cash flow contributor. Still, he added, "The demand is off the charts." From the start, the Cybertruck faced issues. It was ...

As the chart above shows ... Meanwhile, the company's production also underwhelmed. Tesla produced 362,615 vehicles in the ...

Fundamental analysis attempts to determine a company's intrinsic value by analyzing its financial statements, cash flow ... for larger rivals like Tesla and Rivian and Lucid Air has failed ...

Tesla deploys its Full Self-Driving tech at Giga Texas, Kodiak Robotics announces a SPAC merger to go public, Rivian delivers vehicles to HelloFresh, and Tesla faces rising insurance costs.

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The Musk-Tesla backlash — with waves of protests targeting its facilities in the U.S. and Europe — is opening doors for EV automakers like Rivian to pick up market share. On March 20 ...

The Musk-Tesla backlash — with waves of protests targeting its facilities in the U.S. and Europe — is opening doors for EV automakers like Rivian to pick up market share. On March 20, Musk reassured ...

The EV start-up reported first-quarter deliveries of 8,640 vehicles, down 36% year over year but in line with company and Wall Street estimates.