Rivian shares keep hitting all-time lows. Here's where Wall Street sees it going next

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Most electric vehicle stocks are up this year, but Rivian is one exception as it keeps hitting record lows.

Most electric vehicle stocks are up this year, but Rivian is one exception. Its shares keep hitting all-time lows, dipping below $13 per share at some points during March. Its shares are down around 25% year-to-date. By contrast, the Global X Autonomous and Electric Vehicles ETF is up more than 20% year-to-date. Rival EV makers such as Tesla have soared 56% in the same period, while Lucid is up nearly 20%.

"Is now the time to add a 2nd plant and a 3rd model line with so much uncertainty ahead?" they added, referring to Rivian's $5 billion plant in the U.S. state of Georgia. However Morgan Stanley is still giving the stock an overweight rating, and a price target of $26 – or nearly 90% upside. The bank's analysts, led by Adam Jonas, said Rivian was the only EV start-up name it recommends, apart from Tesla which is also rated overweight.

 

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somehow I actually made money on this stock when I bought it at 18 and sold it at 21.

Apple should buy them

But it’s an EV.

I’m never hearing anything good about them

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