Rivian Shares Drop 2.22% as Production Hurdles and Supply Chain Delays Push Stock to 392nd in Trading Activity

On October 10, 2025, Rivian Automotive (RIVN) closed with a 2.22% decline, trading volume of $320 million, and ranked 392nd in market activity among listed stocks. The drop followed mixed signals from production updates and supply chain adjustments.

Analysts highlighted challenges in scaling battery production amid rising material costs, with reports indicating delays in securing critical components. While the company announced expanded partnerships for raw material sourcing, the timing of these agreements raised concerns about short-term liquidity pressures.

Recent filings revealed a 12% reduction in pre-orders for the R1T model due to delayed software certifications, dampening near-term revenue visibility. However, long-term demand remains supported by commitments from enterprise clients and infrastructure grants totaling $1.2 billion.

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