LetsgoRIVN
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Don’t know how to read the news for EVs in general and Rivian in particular, Bullish or Bearish?
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It’s irrelevant for Rivian.Don’t know how to read the news for EVs in general and Rivian in particular, Bullish or Bearish?
How so ?It’s irrelevant for Rivian.
You think that’s what the market priced in or still more pain to come ?It probably reflects the general pain the auto market is feeling due to a whole litany of factors.
Why don’t you try to explain it?How so ?
Very most likely I hold more Rivian shares than you do!Why don’t you try to explain it?
Is this another one of your bearish posts, masked as: “I’m just asking?”
I agree, I wonder if there is another drone video showing Rivian parking lot. Hopefully Amazon has taken delivery of its vans.Auto manufacturers have emphasized the premium market, because that is where the money is (greatest profits for legacy automakers). Rivian has years to go before they can introduce a more reasonably priced vehicle.
Interest rates are high and who knows if they will decrease this year.
Apparently there is still quite a hangover from the rapid auto price increases during the pandemic and many are finding it difficult to justify continued high payments on cars worth way less than what they paid for them.
This has nothing to do with shares.Very most likely I hold more Rivian shares than you do!
Look man, I didn’t force you to read or answer my post. I saw a relevant news and shared it with people here to discuss it relevance to us shareholders, now if you have any input to add please do, otherwise you can browse other posts!This has nothing to do with shares.
I notice that EV companies like Tesla and Rivian aren't shown on that graph, and the inventory isn't broken out into ICE vs EV ...Don’t know how to read the news for EVs in general and Rivian in particular, Bullish or Bearish?
Yeah no EV in the stat, I doubt that Rivian has 12.5K of inventory because that would be 22% of expected sales in 2024, also the difference between production and delivery last quarter was only a couple of thousands ( including Amazon’s vans). Someone can just just send a drive of their factory and give us an idea of how many vehicles are sitting there lolI notice that EV companies like Tesla and Rivian aren't shown on that graph, and the inventory isn't broken out into ICE vs EV ...
But let's put it in perspective. If Rivian had 80 days of unsold inventory, that would amount to something like 12,500 vehicles on the lot in Normal at their current production rate.
By all indications, Rivian's inventory is far, far less than that. So perhaps Rivian is doing better than almost all the manufacturers shown on that graph?
Direct marketing is an advantage—more flexibility to adjust pricing…they want to kill or at least keep this new industry in check, they are all on it!