Reported 14 days ago
Rivian's recent earnings report revealed significant net losses of $1.1 billion and a 35% revenue drop, primarily attributed to a shortage of key components from supplier Essex Furukawa, which is essential for their electric drive units. This issue has forced Rivian to lower its annual production guidance and posed challenges in delivering its newly updated R1S SUV and R1T pickup. Despite these setbacks, CEO RJ Scaringe remains optimistic about future models, including the cost-effective R2 SUV, and has secured a partnership for next-generation battery technology to improve performance.
Source: YAHOO