Rivian Automotive reported record third-quarter deliveries of 19,248 vehicles, surpassing prior guidance and raising full-year delivery expectations to 65,000-70,000. Despite this, the company still faces significant cash burn, with a narrowed automotive gross loss but ongoing ramp costs and supply chain challenges. Investors will watch the Q3 earnings report on Oct. 29 for signs that higher volume is reducing losses and if the company can meet its ambitious fourth-quarter delivery target of over 23,200 vehicles. Additional factors include regulatory credit trends, R&D spending, and upcoming funding from Volkswagen and Uber.
Rivian's record delivery numbers have sparked interest ahead of its Q3 earnings report on October 29. On Pluang, Rivian Automotive (RIVN) shares trade at USD 11.86, up 0.25% as of October 26, 2026, 19:11 WIB. Meanwhile, Uber (UBER), a key partner, is priced at USD 66.97, up 0.40%, reflecting steady investor attention in related mobility stocks.
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