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Electric Vehicles News 18 October 2025 - 22 October 2025

Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford Stock’s Wild October: $1B Fire Shock, EV Slump & a Big Earnings Test Ahead

Key Facts (as of October 22, 2025) October’s Roller Coaster: Stock Recap & Recent Performance Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent weeks. After rallying near 52-week highs above $12 over the summer, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The most jarring blow came on Oct. 7, when reports of a fire at a key supplier’s factory sparked fears that production of the lucrative F-150 pickup would be crippled. In a single session, Ford’s stock plunged about 6–7% on the fire news ts2.tech. By the next day, shares sank from the
22 October 2025
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GM Stock Skyrockets 15% on Earnings Beat – EV Pivot & Tariff Tailwinds

GM Stock Skyrockets 15% on Earnings Beat – EV Pivot & Tariff Tailwinds

Strong Q3 Results Propel Stock Rally General Motors stunned investors with better-than-expected third-quarter 2025 results, triggering a huge stock pop. GM reported $2.80 adjusted EPS (beats ~$2.30 consensus) on roughly $48.6 B in revenue ts2.tech. The market had feared a big hit from tariffs and slowing demand, but GM’s cost controls and premium pricing offset lower volumes. After the results, GM raised its full-year guidance sharply – now forecasting $9.75–$10.50 EPS and $12–$13 B EBIT for 2025 ts2.tech. Analysts note GM achieved this by “delivering on commitments” and finding efficiencies even amid market shifts ts2.tech. Investors rewarded the news: GM stock surged
22 October 2025
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Ford Stock Plunges as Devastating Supplier Fire and Recalls Turn 2025 Into a Nightmare

Ford Stock Rocked by EV Slump & $1B Shock – Will Q3 Turn the Tide?

Key Facts October 21, 2025 October’s Roller Coaster: Stock Volatility Remains High Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent weeks. After rallying near its 52-week high above $12 over the summer, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The most jarring blow came on Oct. 7, when reports emerged of a fire at a key supplier’s factory. In a single session, Ford’s stock nosedived about 6–7% on fears that production of the lucrative F-150 could be crippled ts2.tech. By Oct. 8, the stock had sunk into the mid-$11s from the low-$12s. Heavy
21 October 2025
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GM Stock Skyrockets 7% as Earnings Beat, EV Strategy U-Turn Fuel Rally

GM Stock Skyrockets 7% as Earnings Beat, EV Strategy U-Turn Fuel Rally

GM Stock Surges on Q3 Earnings Beat A water tower with the GM logo stands over a General Motors facility. GM’s stock jumped after the automaker’s Q3 2025 earnings topped expectations and guidance was raised, signaling resilience despite industry headwinds ng.investing.com ng.investing.com. General Motors shares soared in Tuesday’s trading after the Detroit automaker delivered a surprise earnings beat for the third quarter and upgraded its outlook for the year. By midday, GM’s stock price was up about 6.6%, hovering around $61–$62 per share – among its biggest single-day gains of 2025. This jump brings the stock within a whisker of
21 October 2025
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NIO Stock Rollercoaster: Record EV Sales, Lawsuit Shock, and What’s Next for the Tesla Rival

NIO’s Wild October Ride: Record EV Sales, Legal Shock, and What’s Next for the EV Challenger

Market Reaction: A Volatile Climb and Sudden Shock NIO’s stock has been on a rollercoaster in 2025. After starting the year near multi-year lows around $4–$5, the Chinese EV maker’s New York-listed shares surged over 40% in July 2025 amid optimism over new model launches and aggressive cost-cutting ts2.tech. By early October, buoyed by record Q3 sales, NIO was trading in the mid-$7 range – near the top of its 52-week range (~$3.02–$8.02) ts2.tech indmoney.com. As of mid-October, the stock was up roughly 50% year-to-date ts2.tech, staging a strong comeback after a brutal 2022–2023 for Chinese EV stocks. However, volatility
20 October 2025
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Rivian Stock Could Plunge 23%: Analyst Warns of Gloomy EV Demand Ahead

Rivian Stock Could Plunge 23%: Analyst Warns of Gloomy EV Demand Ahead

Analysts Sound the Alarm on Demand. Following the Q3 report and guidance cut, analysts from Mizuho and others have raised red flags. Mizuho’s Vijay Rakesh emphasized that overall EV demand may be stagnating – “EV growth in North America is expected to stay flat in 2026,” he noted tipranks.com. He cut his 2026 delivery forecast to ~60,000 units (down from 68K prior) – well below the ~72K Wall Street consensus tipranks.com – arguing Rivian’s growth targets now look “too aggressive.” Rakesh specifically warned that with the end of the Inflation Reduction Act credits, EVs will become more expensive and demand
20 October 2025
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Battle of the EV Charging Standards: Tesla’s NACS vs. CCS2 vs. CHAdeMO – Who Will Rule the Roads in 2025?

Tesla’s Wild Surge: Record Sales, “Affordable” Models & Musk’s $1 Trillion Bet – 10 Key Facts for TSLA Investors

TSLA Stock Soars Amid Volatility Tesla’s stock has been on a tear in 2025, vastly outperforming the broader market. At around $445 per share today, TSLA sits near its highest levels of the past year ts2.tech. The stock has doubled in value from a year ago (+80% YoY) ts2.tech, leaving the S&P 500’s ~17% yearly gain in the dust. Optimism around Tesla’s growth in electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous driving, and clean energy has fueled the rally, propelling the company’s market capitalization to roughly $1.4–$1.5 trillion – one of the world’s largest. By comparison, that valuation eclipses many legacy auto giants combined,
20 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford Stock Steadies After EV Slump & $1B Fire Shock – Can Q3 2025 Spark a Comeback?

Stock Performance: Volatile October but Year-to-Date Gains Intact Ford’s stock has been on a roller coaster in recent weeks. After rallying near its 52-week high above $12 earlier this year, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The stock tumbled about 7% in a single day on Oct. 7 when word spread of a “devastating” fire at a supplier’s factory that provides aluminum for Ford’s F-Series trucks ts2.tech. By Oct. 8, Ford had sunk to the mid-$11s. Heavy trading volume and spikes in volatility marked the panic, as investors grappled with the potential hit to
20 October 2025
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Ford Stock Plunges Amid $1B Supplier Fire, EV Slump & Record Recalls – What’s Next?

Ford Stock Plunges Amid $1B Supplier Fire, EV Slump & Record Recalls – What’s Next?

Stock Performance in Recent Days Ford’s shares have been on a roller-coaster. After rallying near 52-week highs (around $12.00+ in late summer), the stock tumbled in early October on a cascade of bad news. As of the Oct. 17 close, Ford stock was about $11.92 ts2.tech. Analysts note the stock remains roughly 20–30% higher YTD ts2.tech, but volatility spiked after the aluminum-plant fire on Oct. 6 and the recall announcements. Trading volume has been unusually high (averaging >50 million shares/day in mid-Oct) ts2.tech, reflecting frantic buy/sell activity. Despite the swings, Ford looks “relatively cheap,” with a trailing P/E under 15
19 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Stock Performance and Recent Moves Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster. After trading near 52-week highs around $12 in late summer, shares tanked in early Oct. on several setbacks. TechStock² reports that F shares closed “around $11.92 on Friday, October 17, 2025” ts2.tech, recovering modestly after an initial drop. The slide was triggered by a supplier plant fire, sending shares down ~6–7% in a day ts2.tech, and more recently by large recalls. (By comparison, Ford’s stock is still up roughly 25% YTD due to strong truck sales earlier in the year ts2.tech.) Trading volume has been high; as of
18 October 2025
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Battle of the EV Charging Standards: Tesla’s NACS vs. CCS2 vs. CHAdeMO – Who Will Rule the Roads in 2025?

Tesla Stock’s Wild Ride: TSLA Soars on Record Sales, Sinks on ‘Budget’ EV News – What’s Next?

Tesla Stock on Oct 18: Recent Performance As of this weekend (Oct. 18, 2025), Tesla’s stock is hovering in the high-$420s per share, just shy of the peaks it hit earlier in the month ts2.tech. On Oct. 6, TSLA reached roughly $453, a 52-week high, before pulling back amid profit-taking ts2.tech. The past week saw notable volatility: shares jumped about 5% on Oct. 13 to ~$436, then slid ~1.5% on Oct. 14 to the $429 range ts2.tech. By Friday’s close, the stock was relatively flat in the mid-$420s. Despite these swings, Tesla has dramatically outperformed the broader market in 2025
18 October 2025
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