NYSE:CVNA News 30 November 2025 - 14 December 2025

Carvana (CVNA) stock is near record highs ahead of its Dec. 22 S&P 500 addition. Here’s the latest news, analyst forecasts, and risks as of Dec. 14, 2025. Updated: Sunday, December 14, 2025 Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) heads into the weekend at the center of Wall Street’s most watched momentum stories: a fast-rising stock, a looming S&P 500 debut, and a growing debate over how much of the rally is “index mechanics” versus lasting fundamentals. With U.S. equity markets closed on Sunday, the latest reference point for investors is Friday’s close. CVNA last traded around $455.68, down about 3.6% on

Updated: Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025 (U.S. markets closed)Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) ended the last trading session (Friday, Dec. 12) at $455.68, after a wild, headline-driven week that pushed the stock to an intraday high of $485.27. The big narrative hasn’t changed: Carvana’s upcoming S&P 500 addition has poured fuel on an already powerful momentum trade—while the fundamentals story (profitability, scale, and improving credit profile) continues to give bulls something sturdier than vibes. The next few sessions, however, could be especially noisy: major U.S. economic data, options expiration, and S&P 500 “index effect” positioning are all stacking up at the same

Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) went into Thursday’s after‑hours session sitting just under fresh record highs, as the online used‑car retailer continues one of the most dramatic rallies on Wall Street ahead of its upcoming S&P 500 debut. The stock finished the regular session on December 11, 2025 at about $472.73, up roughly 1.1% on the day, after trading between $462.50 and $475.00 on volume a little above 4.1 million shares. In early after‑hours trading, Carvana edged higher again to around $473.26, leaving the company with a market value in the $100+ billion range and brushing its 52‑week high of $475.00.

December 10, 2025 – Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) Carvana stock is back in the spotlight after a jaw‑dropping turnaround: from a near‑penny‑stock in late 2022 to a newly minted member of the S&P 500 with a market value that now rivals and even surpasses Detroit’s auto giants. As of Wednesday, Carvana shares are trading in the mid‑$450s, near an all‑time high, giving the online used‑car retailer a market capitalization of roughly $100 billion and a trailing price‑to‑earnings ratio above 100. StockAnalysis Bulls see a digital‑first disruptor with explosive growth and a scalable logistics platform. Bears see a richly priced momentum

Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) has moved from near-collapse in 2022 to the brink of blue‑chip status in 2025. The online used‑car retailer is now set to join the S&P 500, capping a stunning turnaround that has sent Carvana stock up roughly 97% year-to-date and about 10,000% from its 2022 lows below $4. CoinCentral+1 As of the latest session, Carvana shares trade around $400 after spiking toward $439 in after-hours trading when the S&P 500 news hit, putting the stock near the top of 2025’s best performers list. CoinCentral+2Yahoo Finance+2 S&P 500 Inclusion: A Milestone Moment for CVNA S&P Dow Jones

Updated December 6, 2025 Carvana Co. (NYSE: CVNA) has stepped back into the market’s spotlight after S&P Dow Jones Indices confirmed the online used‑car platform will join the S&P 500 on December 22, 2025. The announcement sent the stock up roughly 10% in after‑hours trading and left shares trading around the $400 mark, a dramatic rebound from a 2022 low below $4. Bloomberg+3News Release Archive+3MarketWatch+3 After nearly quadrupling in 2024 and climbing around 80%–85% so far this year, Carvana has transformed from a distressed “meme stock” into one of the market’s most hotly debated turnaround stories. Reuters+1 This article pulls