Ford Crushes Rivian
Ford sold shares in Rivian worth about $3 billion last year. It got out just in time. Rivan continues to be troubled, and its future is little better than cloudy. The press reported two…
Ford sold shares in Rivian worth about $3 billion last year. It got out just in time. Rivan continues to be troubled, and its future is little better than cloudy. The press reported two…
Ford’s management may have been surprised by the reaction to its earnings. They were poor, but the media and analysts had a sharply negative view. And, there is the question of how long CEO…
Ford’s 2022 financial results were disappointing. This would not have happened if Ford had more skilled management.
Rivian has said its best years are ahead of it. Yet, it has announced a new round of layoffs.
Ford has announced price decreases on one of its most popular electric vehicles.
Toyota was the number-one car company in the world again in 2022, beating Volkswagen and American automakers.
Ford’s stock has jumped almost 15% in the last month. It is worth remembering that this was from a nearly two-year low. Ford was hit with a bit of bad news recently. It recalled…
Rivian’s chief lobbyist reportedly is leaving the company, but that is not the electric vehicle maker's only problem.
Lordstown Motors still believes it can compete in an electric vehicle world dominated by competitors, but it is too small and too far behind the curve.
Shareholders were upset when Tesla dropped the price of its cars sharply. They assumed Tesla’s sales were in trouble. However, others assumed that the move would trigger a new surge in sales. Enough people…
Just when it appeared Rivian’s stock would not decline further, it turned downward again. In the last month, its shares are off 34% while the S&P is nearly flat. While investors were skeptical of…
Lucid continues to show why it is stuck in the backwater of the electric vehicle industry.
A new study shows that the Ford F-150 is America's most popular used car.
Rivian has dumped two key executives, indicating its crisis is ongoing.
A recession will drag down car sales in 2023, as recessions always do, which in turn is likely to trigger earnings losses.