Rivian Automotive reported a fourth-quarter net loss of $744 million on mostly flat sales but delivered on its forecast for a modest gross profit, the company said today. In the year-earlier period, Rivian reported a net loss of $1.5 billion. The automaker also said it expected to sell fewer vehicles this year compared with last year. Despite the red ink, the electric vehicle maker reported a positive gross profit of $170 million, partly through regulatory credits that it sells to other automakers to help them meet emissions standards. In the year-earlier quarter, Rivian reported a gross loss of $606 million. In after-hours trading, Rivian's stock price was rising by about 4 percent. For 2025, Rivian forecast annual deliveries of between 46,000 and 51,000 vehicles, lower than Wall Street expectations of 55,520, according to 15 analysts polled by Visible Alpha. Last year, it delivered 51,579 units.