"When Rivian reported Q3 earnings on Nov. 4, 2025, it beat on the top line but missed on the bottom line with quarterly EPS of 65 cents versus 72 expected, and revenue of $1.56 billion beating expectations of $1.5 billion. Institutional ownership remains somewhat wary of the stock, with 56.10% of its float currently held by institutions. The largest institutional holder of RIVN remains Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) with more than 158 million shares."
"The Rivian continues to work on its Georgia plant, which is slated to open in 2028. This past summer, the company announced a partnership with Google Maps on a new navigation system for its electric vehicles. Rivian will continue to offer its own customized navigation interface on the 15.6-inch center touchscreen, but the underlying data is now powered by the Automotive SDK from Google Maps instead of third-party alternatives."
"The EV company IPO'ed in November 2021 and immediately made a splash with its stock price skyrocketing to $180 in just its first week of trading. The cash infusion was a much-needed lifeline for Rivian, with $3.7 billion in operating expenses in 2021 and only delivering 920 vehicles. The company also had backers in Amazon and Ford (NYSE:F), who held 260 million shares of Rivian collectively at IPO. But as the COVID-19 lockdown investing frenzy died out, it left an SUV-sized hole in Rivian's stock price, with the stock currently trading nearly 85% lower than its post-IPO and all-time high."
Rivian experienced recent stock weakness, losing 10.76% over the past five trading sessions and an additional 2.74% in the five prior, while trading nearly 26% below its one-year high from Dec. 19 and up about 25.43% year-over-year. Q3 2025 results showed quarterly EPS of $0.65 versus $0.72 expected, and revenue of $1.56 billion beating expectations. Institutional investors hold roughly 56.10% of Rivian's float, with Amazon owning over 158 million shares. Rivian is developing a Georgia plant slated to open in 2028 and partnered with Google Maps to power navigation data for its 15.6-inch touchscreen. The company IPO'ed in November 2021, saw its stock surge to $180 early on, and later fell sharply amid heavy early operating expenses and low initial deliveries.
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