Rivian to Boost Georgia Plant Capacity by 50% as Q1 Revenue Rises

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Rivian Automotive reported strong first-quarter results, with an EPS loss of -$0.33, beating the expected -$0.60. Revenue reached $1.38 billion, representing an 11% year-over-year increase driven by a 20% surge in delivery volumes. However, margins and the cash flow outlook were weighed down by rising costs and persistent automotive losses. Operationally, Rivian confirmed the start of R2 production in Illinois alongside plans to boost Georgia plant capacity by 50%. With a solid current ratio of 2.10, the company remains positioned to scale its manufacturing despite these fiscal headwinds. Analysts remain focused on how the company manages cost pressures while meeting sustained EV demand.

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