The Latest Breaking News from Rivian

Electric vehicle company Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been laying off some of its salaried workers, a move that CEO Elon Musk previewed earlier this year. A new report shows exactly where those former employees have found new work, including several of Tesla’s rivals.

Auto companies old and new have held up remarkably well amid the pandemic. Stark early warnings about an unprecedented shock to an industry that would maybe need another cash for clunkers-style shot in the arm look awfully alarmist a couple years later.

The planned start of Rivian R1S customer deliveries coincides with a ramp in production at the plant in Normal, Illinois.

Listen to the panel discuss driving the Rivian R1S, Skoda Enyaq, Aiways U5, Arcfox Alpha S, and the Tesla Supercharger network opening to all this year.

If you're considering an electric pickup truck like the F-150 Lightning, details related to its payload capacity and range when loaded up are likely critical.

Punks & Pinstripes tracked 457 former Tesla employees over the past 90 days using data from LinkedIn Sales Navigator to see where they found new jobs.

The electric vehicle (EVs) industry is growing but remains constrained by supply chain disruptions and the lack of EV charging stations. Moreover, rising recession fears have hampered consumer sentiment and could decelerate aggregate demand. So, fundamentally weak electric vehicle stocks Rivian Automotive (RIVN) and Lucid Group (LCID) are best avoided…

Bloomberg calculates the Green rating based on how efficiently the cars travel on the road and the resources needed to manufacture their batteries.

Lucid Group Inc (NASDAQ: LCID) shares are trading higher Wednesday in sympathy with Rivian Automotive Inc (NASDAQ: RIVN), which reported second-quarter vehicle production and delivery numbers.