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NASDAQ:AUR 6 January 2026 - 24 June 2026

Aurora Innovation stock falls as heavy volume tests Uber sale price, director buy level

Aurora Innovation stock falls as heavy volume tests Uber sale price, director buy level

Aurora Innovation shares fell on heavy volume on Tuesday, leaving the self-driving truck developer’s stock about 9.6% below the price at which Uber sold a large block earlier this month, but 6.3% above a later director purchase. That puts the stock between two recent owner-reference points as investors price Aurora’s shift from test runs to driverless freight revenue. Aurora closed down 2.1% at $6.42 on Nasdaq, with 34.4 million shares changing hands, about 26% above its 65-day average volume. The stock was little changed after hours at $6.43. Its Tuesday turnover was worth about $221 million at the closing price, large for a company whose latest quarterly revenue was still only $1 million.
24 June 2026
Aurora Innovation Recovers Following 23% Drop as Driverless Truck Milestone Nears

Aurora Innovation Recovers Following 23% Drop as Driverless Truck Milestone Nears

Aurora Innovation, Inc. stock bounced in the latest session, ending Friday up 2.68% at $6.13. The autonomous-trucking name then added 1.79% to $6.24 in after-hours deals, which trade after the 4 p.m. New York close. Volume came in at 41.87 million, topping the 34.45 million average from Google Finance. The pickup put Aurora back on the radar for some investors after its sharp fall. Aurora’s move comes after a steep short-term drop. Trefis said Friday that AUR slid about 23% over a seven-day losing streak, wiping out nearly $3.4 billion in market value before bouncing. Meanwhile, the broader market found support: the Nasdaq Composite was up 0.31% Friday, the S&P 500 rose 0.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.7%, according to AP market data.
Aurora Picks Up Bullish Rating; Traders Focus on Monday Open

Aurora Innovation Shares Tick Up; Uber Stake Overhang, Driverless Truck Launch Eyed

Aurora Innovation, Inc. shares edged up Friday. The Nasdaq-listed stock was at $6.04 at 1:02 p.m. Eastern, up 1.09%. AUR moved between $5.82 and $6.08 through a bumpy session. Volume topped 23 million shares. Market cap hovered near $11.76 billion. Uber Technologies' partial exit from Aurora is still weighing on the stock. The company disclosed in an SEC filing that its Neben Holdings arm dumped 67.5 million Aurora Class A shares at $7.10 apiece via a block sale on June 2. This type of off-exchange sale can hit a stock by increasing supply and proving a big investor is cashing out. Even so, Uber kept 258.47 million Aurora shares after the deal, which is about 15.6% of the outstanding Class A shares.
Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Aurora Innovation shares were under fresh pressure Wednesday morning as investors kept reacting to Uber Technologies’ roughly $479 million sale of AUR stock. The reason investors care is simple: the stock’s big driverless-truck story is now running into a big-shareholder supply problem. AUR closed Tuesday at $6.16, down 1.60%, and Google Finance showed the stock at $6.01 in pre-market trading, another 2.44% lower. The hard document behind the move is Uber’s June 4 SEC filing. Neben Holdings LLC, a wholly owned Uber subsidiary, sold 67.5 million Aurora Class A shares to a financial institution on June 2 at $7.10 a share in a block sale, a large negotiated transaction that can put pressure on a stock when investors worry about supply.
Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Faces Weekend Shakeup With Uber Stock Sale, Nasdaq Drop, 200-Truck Deal

Aurora Innovation stock faces pressure this week after sliding hard on Friday. The slump followed a broad tech selloff on the Nasdaq and new filings showed big moves by major holders in the self-driving truck company. Aurora shares ended Friday at $6.31, off 7.75%. Trading volume was 41.19 million. The stock fell around 14% for the week, after starting higher but selling off sharply on Wednesday and again on Friday. Last week’s close was $7.34.
Aurora Stock’s 11% Slide Puts Its Driverless-Truck Rally on the Spot

Aurora Stock’s 11% Slide Puts Its Driverless-Truck Rally on the Spot

Aurora Innovation shares fell about 11% in midday trading on Wednesday, handing back part of a sharp 2026 rally as investors tested how much credit to give the company’s driverless-truck rollout before revenue scales. The Nasdaq-listed stock was quoted at $6.845, down 11.33%, while still up 80.86% since Jan. 1. That is the tension in the stock now. Aurora is no longer just selling a story about autonomous freight; it is trying to prove it can turn routes, customers and truck counts into a business with enough scale to justify a market price that has moved fast.
Aurora Picks Up Bullish Rating; Traders Focus on Monday Open

Aurora Picks Up Bullish Rating; Traders Focus on Monday Open

Aurora Innovation finished the short week on a gain. The self-driving truck firm ended Friday at $7.34, up roughly 3.8% for both the day and the week, market data showed. Its market cap was close to $14.3 billion. Aurora shares got a lift after Northland started coverage with an Outperform rating before the weekend. The firm put an $11 target on the stock, pointing to AI model gains and autonomous driving as the main factors. Wall Street uses Outperform to signal a stock could beat its market or sector.
31 May 2026
Aurora Shares Rise as Wall Street Looks to Driverless Trucks

Aurora Shares Rise as Wall Street Looks to Driverless Trucks

Aurora Innovation shares moved higher Friday after Northland Securities picked up coverage of the autonomous-trucking firm, setting an Outperform rating and a price target of $11. The call gave the stock another boost after it's already almost doubled this year. Aurora’s shift is key for investors, who now have to gauge something new. The company isn’t just about tests anymore. Aurora is going after paid driverless freight routes, aiming to offer commercial trucking runs. But it’s still using up cash and needs its partners for hardware.
Aurora Innovation Shares Rise as Traders Return to Driverless Truck Trade

Aurora Innovation Shares Rise as Traders Return to Driverless Truck Trade

Aurora Innovation shares rose Thursday, building on gains from this month as investors ignored a standard shareholder meeting and kept their attention on Aurora’s effort to move self-driving trucks from pilot runs to hauling real freight. The stock added 5.8% to $7.21 in afternoon trading, putting the company’s market cap at around $14.0 billion. Aurora’s jump is notable since the company’s still trading more on the promise of scaling autonomous freight this year than on its actual revenue now. Invesco QQQ Trust, seen as a stand-in for bigger Nasdaq tech names, was up 0.8%. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust added 0.5%. Aurora outperformed the benchmarks.
Aurora Stock Faces Tuesday After Pullback Leaves AUR on Watch

Aurora Stock Faces Tuesday After Pullback Leaves AUR on Watch

Aurora Innovation Inc. is under pressure going into the holiday-shortened U.S. week. Shares fell for a fifth day, bucking gains in the wider market. AUR finished Friday at $7.07, off 1.4% for the session and 8.3% below its May 15 close. The stock ticked down further to $7.05 in late trade. U.S. stocks ended the week in the green. The Nasdaq Composite added 0.5% for the week, the S&P 500 was up 0.9%, and the Dow climbed 2.1%, AP market data showed.
24 May 2026
With Driverless Trucks Running Freight in Texas, Wall Street Wants to Know Who Has the Right to the Road

With Driverless Trucks Running Freight in Texas, Wall Street Wants to Know Who Has the Right to the Road

Waabi is now featured in CNBC’s Disruptor 50, putting the private Canadian autonomous trucking company closer in the spotlight with publicly traded peers Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI. Both Aurora and Kodiak are reporting paid driverless freight runs, moving past demo drives. The sector is moving into a measurable phase. Aurora said it plans to put more than 200 driverless trucks on the road by the end of 2026. Kodiak finished the first quarter with 28 customer-owned driverless vehicles and logged over 23,500 paid driverless operating hours.
Aurora Stock Swings as May 21 Looms After Friday Drop for AUR

Aurora Stock Swings as May 21 Looms After Friday Drop for AUR

Aurora Innovation shares dropped 5.75% to close at $7.71 Friday, capping a choppy week that saw the self-driving truck developer reach a 52-week high of $8.565 before pulling back. Investors locked in some gains heading into the weekend, with U.S. markets closed until Monday. Aurora’s story has shifted, with the stock no longer trading just on research potential. The company is pushing to show its driverless freight tech can scale from mapped routes to a bigger commercial rollout. Management has told investors it’s still aiming for fully driverless runs—without an observer requested by a partner—during the second quarter.
17 May 2026
Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

FORT WORTH, Texas, May 15, 2026, 12:04 CDT Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DSV have rolled out commercial driverless trucking in Texas, sending a Volvo VNL rig equipped with Aurora Innovation Inc.’s autonomous system down the Dallas-Houston corridor. According to DSV, the automated service will run between Aurora’s freight hubs in both cities, and is being integrated right into DSV’s standard logistics operation.
Aurora Innovation Stock Jumps After Volvo-DSV Autonomous Truck Launch in Texas

Aurora Innovation Stock Jumps After Volvo-DSV Autonomous Truck Launch in Texas

FORT WORTH, Texas, May 13, 2026, 14:02 Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DSV have kicked off commercial autonomous freight runs in Texas, putting a Volvo VNL Autonomous truck—equipped with Aurora Innovation’s self-driving tech—onto public roads for regular service. The route connects Aurora’s Dallas and Houston hubs. For now, a safety driver stays behind the wheel. DSV Road CEO Helmut Schweighofer described the Texas project as “real-world operations” and labeled it a “production, depot-to-depot setup.”
Aurora Innovation Stock Slides as $10 Billion Driverless Truck Bet Enters 2026 Test

Aurora Innovation Stock Slides as $10 Billion Driverless Truck Bet Enters 2026 Test

Aurora Innovation, Inc. finished Friday at $4.12, slipping 2.6%. With that, the self-driving truck firm sits at a $9.95 billion valuation, as it pushes toward a 2026 target of more than 200 driverless trucks on the road. That’s about $10 billion in market cap for a business that generated just $3 million in revenue last year. The stakes are high for Aurora this year as the company targets a move past initial freight runs, aiming to expand its Sun Belt network. Back in February, Aurora laid out plans for over 200 driverless trucks on the road before year-end and stuck with a 2026 revenue projection between $14 million and $16 million.
Amazon stock rises after Alexa.com CES 2026 debut as AWS self-driving deal grabs attention

Amazon stock rises after Alexa.com CES 2026 debut as AWS self-driving deal grabs attention

New York, January 7, 2026, 16:04 EST — After-hours Amazon.com shares rose on Wednesday after the company used the CES technology show to broaden its Alexa+ push, including a web rollout at Alexa.com alongside new device and partner tie-ins. The stock was last up 0.5% at $242.06, after trading between $239.52 and $245.28. About Amazon
Uber stock price forecast: Robotaxi debut, analyst targets and the next catalysts for UBER

Uber stock price forecast: Robotaxi debut, analyst targets and the next catalysts for UBER

New York, January 7, 2026, 15:28 EST — Regular session Uber Technologies shares rose 0.7% to $86.10 on Wednesday after Uber and partners Lucid and Nuro debuted a production-intent robotaxi at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas. Uber, which sold its self-driving unit to Aurora Innovation in 2020, has since leaned on partnerships to bring robotaxis onto its app. The stock traded between $85.16 and $87.73.
Uber stock jumps after CES robotaxi debut with Lucid, Nuro as AV race heats up

Uber stock jumps after CES robotaxi debut with Lucid, Nuro as AV race heats up

New York, Jan 6, 2026, 12:56 EST — Regular session Uber Technologies’ shares rose about 5% to $84.93 in midday trading on Tuesday after it and partners Lucid Group and Nuro unveiled a production-intent robotaxi at the CES tech show in Las Vegas. The vehicle uses Nuro’s Level 4 system — meaning it can drive itself in limited areas without a human — and runs on Nvidia’s DRIVE AGX Thor computer, the companies said. Uber, which sold its self-driving unit to Aurora Innovation in 2020, said testing began in December ahead of a planned launch in the San Francisco Bay Area later this year, as Alphabet’s Waymo and Tesla expand their own robotaxi efforts. Reuters

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