Worst Performing Stocks In Ev, Auto & Truck Manufacturers Industry During The Previous 90 Days
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Shares are down by -5.1% on average, in EV, Auto & Truck Manufacturers Industry during the previous 90 days.
Here are the Worst performing stocks in EV, Auto & Truck Manufacturers Industry.
STLA
$13.33
$-6.5400 
-32.91%
Last 90 Days
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STLA
$13.33
$-6.5400 
-32.91%
Stellantis N v
Stellantis N V shares dropped -32.91% during the previous 90 days.
Stellantis N.V. is an automotive company with a diverse business model focused on manufacturing and selling vehicles. They operate through a combination of wholly-owned subsidiaries and joint ventures, offering a range of automotive brands across different segments and markets. Through strategic partnerships, Stellantis aims to leverage technological advancements and achieve operational efficiency, while catering to consumer demands and maintaining a competitive position in the global automotive industry.
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F
$10.55
$-2.3200
-18.03%
Last 90 Days
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F
$10.55
$-2.3200
-18.03%
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Co stock went down -18.03% during the previous 90 days.
Ford Motor Co operates a business model focused on designing, manufacturing, and selling a wide range of automobiles, including electric vehicles, trucks, and SUVs, while also providing financing and leasing options through its subsidiaries. The company emphasizes innovation and sustainability, aiming to enhance customer experiences and maintain competitiveness in the rapidly evolving automotive industry.,
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TM
$179.51
$-26.7400
-12.96%
Last 90 Days
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TM
$179.51
$-26.7400
-12.96%
Toyota Motor Corp
Toyota Motor Corp shares declined -12.96% during the previous 90 days.
Toyota Motor Corp*s business model is centered around manufacturing and selling automobiles globally. It focuses on producing a diverse range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs, catering to different market segments. Toyota prioritizes quality, reliability, and innovation in its vehicles and emphasizes sustainable practices throughout its operations. The company also invests in research and development to develop advanced technologies like hybrid and electric vehicles. Additionally, Toyota maintains a strong global supply chain and distribution network to reach customers effectively.
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GM
$45.545
$-1.1650
-2.49%
Last 90 Days
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GM
$45.545
$-1.1650
-2.49%
General Motors Company
General Motors Company shares went down -2.49% during the previous 90 days.
General Motors Companys business model focuses on designing, manufacturing, and selling vehicles, along with offering automotive financing through General Motors Financial Company Inc. This captive finance arm provides loans, leases, and insurance products to support retail customers and dealerships, enhancing vehicle sales and customer loyalty.
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PCAR
$103.05
$1.0500 
1.03%
Last 90 Days
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PCAR
$103.05
$1.0500 
1.03%
Paccar Inc
Paccar Inc stock increased 1.03% during the previous 90 days.
Paccar Incs business model centers on the design, manufacture, and distribution of premium trucks and aftermarket parts, prioritizing customer relationships and technological innovation. The company leverages a vertically integrated supply chain and generates revenue from truck sales, parts, and financial services.
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TSLA
$249.79
$3.4000
1.38%
Last 90 Days
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TSLA
$249.79
$3.4000
1.38%
Tesla Inc
Tesla Inc stock went up 1.38% during the previous 90 days.
Tesla Inc operates as an electric vehicle and clean energy company, offering a range of products including electric vehicles, energy storage solutions, and solar panels. The company employs an integrated business model by manufacturing and selling its products while also providing related services, such as vehicle servicing and a network of charging infrastructure. Additionally, Tesla generates revenue through the sale of regulatory credits to other automakers that fall short of compliance with emission standards.
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