Rivian reduces vehicle guidance amid tariff turbulence
Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 5:20 pm
Amid turbulent economic policies and trade frictions, electric vehicle maker Rivian has trimmed its delivery forecast. Citing disruptive tariffs and regulatory changes, the company’s revised outlook reflects a cautious approach in these choppy waters, leaving investors to wonder if even EVs aren’t immune to political storms.
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EV makers Rivian, Lucid flag increasing costs as tariffs bite Reuters
Rivian said in its earnings report Tuesday it will likely deliver fewer vehicles this year than previously forecasted due to President Trump’s tariffs and other regulatory changes, making it the latest automaker to be affected by the new administration’s chaotic economic policies. The company said…
Rivian says it will likely deliver fewer vehicles this year than previously forecasted due to President Trump’s tariffs and other regulatory changes, making it the latest automaker to be affected by the new administration’s chaotic economic policies. The company said Tuesday it expects to deliver…
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