Rivian shares rise after meeting 2025 production and delivery targets
The electric vehicle manufacturer has seen its share price climb after confirming it met internal expectations for both production and deliveries during the 2025 financial year
The US-based firm produced 10,974 vehicles at its manufacturing facility in Normal, Illinois, during the fourth quarter, delivering 9,745 units to customers in the same period.
The figures brought Rivian’s total performance for the full year to 42,284 vehicles produced and 42,247 delivered.
Following the announcement on Thursday, shares in the company rose by 1.4% to $19.71. The stock has performed strongly in recent months, recording a 53% gain over the last half-year to give the company a market valuation of $24.16 billion.
Despite a 28.21% growth in revenue over the last 12 months, the company is yet to turn a profit. Analysts have forecast a loss of $2.48 per share for the 2025 fiscal year.
Rivian is scheduled to release its full audited financial results for 2025 on February 12, after the US markets close.
The update comes as several investment banks, including Wedbush and Baird, raised their price targets for the stock to $25. Analysts have cited optimism surrounding the upcoming launch of the R2 vehicle, which is expected to enter the market in mid-2026.
The company also confirmed a change to its leadership structure, with board member Rose Marcario resigning from her position effective January 1. The move reduces the board size from eight members to seven, though Marcario will remain involved with the Rivian Foundation.
Rivian produces its electric vehicles in the United States and sells directly to both consumer and commercial clients rather than through a traditional dealership network.
The Recap
- Rivian produced 10,974 and delivered 9,745 vehicles in Q4.
- The company produced 42,284 and delivered 42,247 vehicles in 2025.
- Fourth quarter results due 12 February with webcast at 5:00 p.m. ET.
