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Rivian Is Emerging as a Supplemental Tesla Play

Written by Jordan Chussler. Published 9/26/2025.

Key Points

Correlated assets, such as silver and gold, tend to move in tandem, whether up or down.
Over the past year, Rivian’s price movement has started to mirror Tesla’s performance, with one providing clues about what to expect from the other.
As both stocks continue to rally from their 2025 lows, this emerging relationship could provide clues about where either is headed.

Investing comes with no shortage of adages. Some—like Buffettisms—are practical; others should be taken with a grain of salt.

For example, after GameStop (NYSE: GME) and AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC) delivered otherworldly gains in 2021, many "buy-the-dip" devotees plowed every cent into these meme stocks at their corrections. Those investors are now down 67% and 99%, respectively, from GME's and AMC's all-time highs (ATH).

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When it comes to truly correlated assets, however, a modern take on an old maxim deserves more attention. "Silver follows gold" isn't universally true, but often enough that the gold-to-silver ratio stands as the oldest continuously tracked exchange rate in history.

It's proving accurate again in 2025. Both metals are enjoying banner years: gold has hit multiple record highs for a year-to-date gain approaching 41%, while silver trails only slightly at about 38%.

Crypto traders apply a similar concept: Ethereum often mirrors Bitcoin. In 2025, Bitcoin is up nearly 22% YTD, and Ethereum has outpaced it with a gain exceeding 25%.

Now, evidence suggests another correlation forming in equities—this time between two electric‐vehicle names. Though it lacks centuries of data, the growing synchronicity between their share movements may offer savvy investors a hint of what's next.

Does Rivian Follow Tesla?

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) is beginning to exhibit price action that tracks the world's No. 2 EV maker, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA).

There are obvious contrasts: Tesla, a member of the Magnificent Seven, boasts a $1.47 trillion market cap—larger than the GDP of all but 15 countries. Rivian's market cap, while substantial at $19.27 billion, remains far smaller.

Moreover, Tesla's stock is often swayed by CEO Elon Musk's high-profile, sometimes contentious interactions with political figures, which date back to former President Trump's 2024 campaign.

Still, as prominent U.S.-based EV manufacturers, they share common strategies:

Developing more affordable models to broaden their customer base.
Bypassing traditional dealerships through direct-to-consumer sales.
Leveraging software and performance features to distinguish themselves from legacy automakers.

Those parallels may explain why both stocks endured sizable corrections this year: Rivian fell 31% from peak to trough, and Tesla declined 48%. Despite hitting their YTD lows nearly a month apart, both have since rebounded—RIVN climbing almost 50% and TSLA surging about 99% from their respective bottoms.

A one-year performance chart accentuates this link. In October, Tesla's shares (blue line) began to rally, with Rivian (orange line) following in November (Arrows 1 and 2). Tesla reached its then-ATH on Dec. 17, 2024; Rivian hit its one-year high on Jan. 3, 2025 (Arrows 3 and 4):

The Q1 2025 pullbacks and subsequent recoveries mirror each other closely. Yet Tesla's recent rally has outpaced Rivian's: TSLA set a new YTD high (Arrow 5), trading within 8% of its ATH, while Rivian sits less than 7% below its YTD peak. Technically, that might imply room for Rivian to run before hitting fresh resistance.

Of course, technical analysis isn't infallible. Still, observant investors could use this growing relationship to gauge where Rivian might head next—whether up or down.

Here's What Wall Street Thinks

Wall Street analysts appear in tune with this dynamic. Across 24 forecasts, Rivian's average 12-month price target sits about 13.15% below today's share price. Tesla's consensus 12-month target is roughly 26.21% below where TSLA trades now.

Both stocks carry a consensus "Hold" rating. A pullback in Tesla after its recent advance seems plausible—and since Tesla's sell-offs tend to precede Rivian's, Rivian investors might still capture further upside before any potential retracement.

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