- Investment firm Citigroup maintains a “Neutral” rating for Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) with a price target of $15.38, reflecting current market conditions and its electric vehicle (EV) market outlook.
- Rivian faces market pressure, including a class-action lawsuit regarding “Level 3 autonomy” claims and operational changes like job cuts to improve its financial health, despite the launch of its new R2 vehicle as part of its future strategy.
- The EV stock has shown recent volatility, trading between $15.18 and $16.36 during the session, with a current market capitalization of approximately $19.2 billion.
On June 22, 2026, investment firm Citigroup maintains its “Neutral” rating for Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN), with a price target of $15.38. Rivian is an electric vehicle (EV) company that produces the R1T truck and R1S SUV. It operates in a highly competitive automotive industry market against other established and new EV manufacturers.
The neutral stance reflects recent market activity, with Rivian shares trading lower by more than 7% to $15.28. This share price is just below Citigroup’s target. The decline is linked to the market’s view on the company’s long-term automation goals and a general low-risk appetite in the Consumer Discretionary sector.
Adding to investor caution is a class-action lawsuit the company faces. As highlighted by TechCrunch, the suit alleges Rivian made false promises about its vehicles having “hands-free, eyes-off” driving capabilities, also known as Level 3 autonomy. These claims were allegedly made over a five-year period.
Rivian is also making operational changes to improve its financial health. The company confirms it will cut hundreds of jobs in an effort to become profitable. As reported by Fast Company, this move follows the launch of its new R2 vehicle, a key part of its future strategy.
The stock’s recent volatility is shown in its trading range. During the session, Rivian fluctuated between $15.18 and $16.36. Over the past 52 weeks, the stock performance has seen the stock trade as high as $22.69 and as low as $11.57, with a current market capitalization of approximately $19.2 billion.
