Rivian stock forecast 2030 considers macroeconomic stability

Rivian stock forecast 2030 considers macroeconomic stability. Neutral interest rate policies and steady GDP growth could sustain EV adoption rates, stabilizing Rivian’s earnings outlook. Despite the solid Q1 results, management let the air out of the tires with a significant revision to delivery projections, lowering its 2025 target to 40,000-46,000 vehicles from its previous guidance of 46,000-51,000. The reduction was driven primarily by the anticipated impacts of new tariffs. BYD has a P/E ratio of 19 and impressive profit growth. While Tesla saw a 71% drop in profits, BYD reported profits of 73% year over year. That said, Tesla has also seen a continuous drop in deliveries. It saw a 13% decline in deliveries during the first quarter to 336,681 units while BYD reported NEV sales of 1,000,804 units , a 59% year over year jump. Rivian stock forecast 2030 remains supported by strategic alliances. Collaborations with major tech firms for autonomous driving tech could add new revenue streams by the late 2020s.