Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive reported second-quarter revenue that exceeded Wall Street expectations.
The electric vehicle maker’s adjusted loss was -$1.62 per share, compared to the -$1.63 per share loss anticipated by analysts.
Revenue of $364 million came in higher than expectations of $337.5 million.
Rivian reaffirmed its expectations to make about 25,000 vehicles in 2022, in line with the reduced guidance it first provided in March. Its outlook on full-year adjusted loss before income, taxes, depreciation and amortization is $5.4 billion, wider than the $4.75 billion loss forecast it provided in May.
For the full year, Rivian is expecting $2 billion in capital expenditures, vs. $2.6 billion in its May outlook.