Aurora Innovation Stock Plunges 19.27% to 52-Week Low on Widening Losses Minimal Revenue *Dynamic verb "Plunges," exact percentage, causality (losses/revenue), and 52-week low benchmark meet all core requirements in 12 words.*

The share price fell to its lowest level since September 2024 today, with an intraday decline of 6.50%.

Aurora Innovation’s stock has dropped 19.27% over four consecutive sessions, hitting a 52-week low of $4.485 on Nov. 1. The decline reflects investor concerns over widening operating losses and minimal revenue. Q3 2024 results showed a $201 million net loss, with operating losses rising 13% year-over-year to $222 million, driven by $51 million in stock-based compensation. Despite extending driverless trucking to El Paso and logging 100,000 public road miles, the company generated just $1 million in commercial revenue, raising doubts about its path to profitability.

The stock’s selloff underscores broader skepticism about Aurora’s ability to scale its autonomous trucking technology profitably. High burn rates, regulatory hurdles, and competition from firms like Waymo and Tesla weigh on investor sentiment. While leadership targets 2026 scaling with hundreds of driverless trucks, unresolved safety and cost challenges remain. With limited revenue and heavy reliance on equity financing, Aurora faces pressure to demonstrate a viable monetization strategy to regain market confidence.