That's right: Tesla, Lucid, and Rivian, among others, are about to see billions of dollars in revenue disappear seemingly overnight as U.S. policy essentially ends the zero-emission credit market.

Rivian could fizzle with the economy slowing, incentives ending, and margin pressures due to tariffs. Read why RIVN may be a trading bet over long-term investment.

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LCID shares decline 22.7% in a month despite record deliveries and a new Uber robotaxi deal, raising tough questions for investors.

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But some established, mainstream auto brands currently sell far fewer than that. Stellantis, in particular, has four ...