Market Cap 1.34B
Revenue (ttm) 18.08M
Net Income (ttm) -145.43M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -804.37%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 1,963,500
Avg Vol 1,685,052
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 63.04M
Stochastic %K 82%
Beta 2.20
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $24.10

Company Profile

Aeva Technologies, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of LiDAR sensing systems, and related perception and autonomy-enabling software solutions in North America, Europe, Oceania, and Asia. The company develops its products using frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) sensing technology. It also offers Aeva Omni, a wide-view short-range 4D LiDAR; Aeva Atlas, a orion long-range 4D LiDAR with data and power over ethernet; CityOS, a AI operating system for real-time traffic intell...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure
Sector: Technology
Phone: 650 481 7070
Address:
555 Ellis Street, Mountain View, United States
chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 5:00 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ Only problem: Ouster has no flat lidar for vehicles on streets.
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badyig
badyig May. 15 at 4:13 PM
$AEVA $INVZ $MVIS $OUST the use is simple. It creates one unit of input that can be deciphered in less steps than if a camera was mounted next to the lidar unit. People who detract from this just don’t want you to think it’s useful. If you notice, most vehicles with lidar also use cameras. Less hardware to install, less space taken up, and a streamlined data intake.
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Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 12:02 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $INVZ $OUST What is the use of color? Have you ever seen streetlights? Seeing rather than algorithm analysis what light is on is the critical difference. A single simplistic application—there are hundreds. It creates detail that offers distinction in perception, but one would think you would be aware of this as an expert? You've heard of sensor fusion; now you have one sensor fusing LiDAR and camera on one piece of CMOS silicon. No need for stitching of data; it is one perfectly synced. That is why you still in a 60 cent investment from $20 from the meme era, for MEMS. lol you are not an expert.
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chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 11:56 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ What s the use case for RGB lidar?
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Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 11:55 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ You're using Nokia as a derogatory term, likely based on its phone losses to Apple and Samsung, but this comparison is absolutely unrelatable. Ouster brought the only native RGB LiDAR to the market two weeks ago. For someone who claims LiDAR knowledge not to acknowledge that makes you disqualified to comment, but that is the only product of this level on the market, beating the Chinese, who are extremely capable in copying but also evolving technology. Ouster did not fail to bring DF; there is no economic demand in the West. What Western company brought consumer ADAS LiDAR to revenue in scale? Nobody. Ouster is working on this product, and it will 100% bring it when it can sell it profitably. It is coming, in the right time. I know that stock trading in the 30-plus range and going to 40 against 50 cents seems high-valued, but Ouster will be worth 250 to 300 by 2030, and Microvision will be a painful memory of failure. That is a prediction that you can bet on.
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chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 11:38 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ Ouster IS a successful business but that WAS Nokia also before it failed because of its wrong products. And customers are not married with Ouster. They will see that they can get for a much lower price better products. So, do not miss the move to the future leaders. Buy low, sell high. You can sell now Ouster and get cheap into MVIS and INVZ. You are blind and do not see that spinning lidars are not useful in 90% pf all use cases and only used because they were first on the marke and Ouster failed for five years to bring its DF series onto the market.
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Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 11:29 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ you have no idea what Ouster does. What they focus on. But the success of the company, any company, is measured by level of its product sales. The share price follows. These are the facts and they are undisputed. I did not change the topic i made a clear statement. There is nothing you can produce but slop to argue it. Your ceo comes from Aptiv that is the only relationship,a personal resume. But as a moron deprived of any facts you bring Aptiv against any logic and common sense. A typial penny stock failed narrative. Stop, get help. Ouster is a succesdil business with millons that delivered another breakthrough product with native color, now will deliver DF as they already work with OEMs on their timeline. The move is called strategic prioritization. I know you have no idea lol
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chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 9:46 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ He changes always the topic when he is wrong. The topic was if it makes sense for suppliers like Aptiv to sell/integrate lidar units from other suppliers like $MVIS. Yes, it makes sense in some cases. it depends on it what OEMs want. Only lidar units then it males no sense. if OEMs want complete solutions e.g. of radar, lidar, cameras, software from one supplier, then it makes sense. Or if they want to have a bigger support organization. $OUST has still only spinning lidar units not suitable for cars and missed all release dates for flat lidars, the DF series. Vaporware. Announcement by $OUST from 2021 - five years late rit is still not existing. https://ouster.com/insights/blog/ouster-automotive-df-series That is why you should come to $MVIS and $INVZ. They have real products suitable for the current requirements of OEMs. $OUST failed to deliver.
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Dietl
Dietl May. 14 at 11:51 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $MBLY $INVZ Funny you mentioned Mobileye, because its humanoid robots use Stereolabs cameras, it is an Ouster company. Something tells me that they will Ouster's LiDAR next. Lol, but it is confidential.
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chris333
chris333 May. 14 at 11:30 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ $AEYE Nonsense as usual. 🙄 Mobileye has also with Innoviz a preferred lidar system. Customers can choose a different one but Mobileye prefers Innoviz. It will will work OOTB with Mobileye software while for other lidars maybe new software integrations are needed. Same with Nvidia. It provides interfaces to some lidar systems. And same would make sense for Aptiv (and others). Aptiv migth sell a full solution with fused radar and lidar data based on the tri lidar architecture of $MVIS so that OEMs do not need to do any fusion anymore. 😉 Maybe with cameras, too. It does not mean that Aptive will resell $MVIS lidars. OEMs migth buy a Aptiv the radar units and the integration and at Microvision the lidar units. But OEMs migth prefer to buy all from Aptiv so they have only one support contact and a bigger supplier than Microvision. There are some scenarios that would make sense.
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chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 5:00 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ Only problem: Ouster has no flat lidar for vehicles on streets.
2 · Reply
badyig
badyig May. 15 at 4:13 PM
$AEVA $INVZ $MVIS $OUST the use is simple. It creates one unit of input that can be deciphered in less steps than if a camera was mounted next to the lidar unit. People who detract from this just don’t want you to think it’s useful. If you notice, most vehicles with lidar also use cameras. Less hardware to install, less space taken up, and a streamlined data intake.
0 · Reply
Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 12:02 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $INVZ $OUST What is the use of color? Have you ever seen streetlights? Seeing rather than algorithm analysis what light is on is the critical difference. A single simplistic application—there are hundreds. It creates detail that offers distinction in perception, but one would think you would be aware of this as an expert? You've heard of sensor fusion; now you have one sensor fusing LiDAR and camera on one piece of CMOS silicon. No need for stitching of data; it is one perfectly synced. That is why you still in a 60 cent investment from $20 from the meme era, for MEMS. lol you are not an expert.
0 · Reply
chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 11:56 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ What s the use case for RGB lidar?
0 · Reply
Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 11:55 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ You're using Nokia as a derogatory term, likely based on its phone losses to Apple and Samsung, but this comparison is absolutely unrelatable. Ouster brought the only native RGB LiDAR to the market two weeks ago. For someone who claims LiDAR knowledge not to acknowledge that makes you disqualified to comment, but that is the only product of this level on the market, beating the Chinese, who are extremely capable in copying but also evolving technology. Ouster did not fail to bring DF; there is no economic demand in the West. What Western company brought consumer ADAS LiDAR to revenue in scale? Nobody. Ouster is working on this product, and it will 100% bring it when it can sell it profitably. It is coming, in the right time. I know that stock trading in the 30-plus range and going to 40 against 50 cents seems high-valued, but Ouster will be worth 250 to 300 by 2030, and Microvision will be a painful memory of failure. That is a prediction that you can bet on.
0 · Reply
chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 11:38 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ Ouster IS a successful business but that WAS Nokia also before it failed because of its wrong products. And customers are not married with Ouster. They will see that they can get for a much lower price better products. So, do not miss the move to the future leaders. Buy low, sell high. You can sell now Ouster and get cheap into MVIS and INVZ. You are blind and do not see that spinning lidars are not useful in 90% pf all use cases and only used because they were first on the marke and Ouster failed for five years to bring its DF series onto the market.
2 · Reply
Dietl
Dietl May. 15 at 11:29 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ you have no idea what Ouster does. What they focus on. But the success of the company, any company, is measured by level of its product sales. The share price follows. These are the facts and they are undisputed. I did not change the topic i made a clear statement. There is nothing you can produce but slop to argue it. Your ceo comes from Aptiv that is the only relationship,a personal resume. But as a moron deprived of any facts you bring Aptiv against any logic and common sense. A typial penny stock failed narrative. Stop, get help. Ouster is a succesdil business with millons that delivered another breakthrough product with native color, now will deliver DF as they already work with OEMs on their timeline. The move is called strategic prioritization. I know you have no idea lol
0 · Reply
chris333
chris333 May. 15 at 9:46 AM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ He changes always the topic when he is wrong. The topic was if it makes sense for suppliers like Aptiv to sell/integrate lidar units from other suppliers like $MVIS. Yes, it makes sense in some cases. it depends on it what OEMs want. Only lidar units then it males no sense. if OEMs want complete solutions e.g. of radar, lidar, cameras, software from one supplier, then it makes sense. Or if they want to have a bigger support organization. $OUST has still only spinning lidar units not suitable for cars and missed all release dates for flat lidars, the DF series. Vaporware. Announcement by $OUST from 2021 - five years late rit is still not existing. https://ouster.com/insights/blog/ouster-automotive-df-series That is why you should come to $MVIS and $INVZ. They have real products suitable for the current requirements of OEMs. $OUST failed to deliver.
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Dietl
Dietl May. 14 at 11:51 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $MBLY $INVZ Funny you mentioned Mobileye, because its humanoid robots use Stereolabs cameras, it is an Ouster company. Something tells me that they will Ouster's LiDAR next. Lol, but it is confidential.
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chris333
chris333 May. 14 at 11:30 PM
$MVIS $AEVA $OUST $INVZ $AEYE Nonsense as usual. 🙄 Mobileye has also with Innoviz a preferred lidar system. Customers can choose a different one but Mobileye prefers Innoviz. It will will work OOTB with Mobileye software while for other lidars maybe new software integrations are needed. Same with Nvidia. It provides interfaces to some lidar systems. And same would make sense for Aptiv (and others). Aptiv migth sell a full solution with fused radar and lidar data based on the tri lidar architecture of $MVIS so that OEMs do not need to do any fusion anymore. 😉 Maybe with cameras, too. It does not mean that Aptive will resell $MVIS lidars. OEMs migth buy a Aptiv the radar units and the integration and at Microvision the lidar units. But OEMs migth prefer to buy all from Aptiv so they have only one support contact and a bigger supplier than Microvision. There are some scenarios that would make sense.
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dixiebull
dixiebull May. 14 at 7:35 PM
$AAOI $CSCO $GSIT $AEVA $FCEL FCEL strong as an ox
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JDJ27
JDJ27 May. 14 at 5:06 PM
$ARBE $AEVA (Forterra... please IPO!) AEVA (4D Lidar) and ARBE (4D Imaging Radar) both supply critical sensors to Forterra's AutoDrive platform being discussed:
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JDJ27
JDJ27 May. 14 at 4:09 PM
$INVZ They are both Lidar suppliers and in the same sector. Investors dumped AEVA stock after Q1 earnings, and in less than a week, it had recovered and then some. I think, based on that alone, $INVZ will quickly recover from the post Q1 shock drop. $AEVA (4D Lidar) and $ARBE (4D Imaging Radar) are in the US Defense contractor Forterra's AutoDrive platform, which is being rapidly adopted by the US Army, and probably other branches of the US Military as well. (New builds and Retrofit kitting) There is a very good chance that $INVZ and $ARBE will be in similar Israeli and Western European (NATO) solutions together as well... Kela Technologies is just the first acknowledged Israeli defense contractor publicly stating they are using $INVZ lidars. Because of that, I'm invested in all 3, and swing trading between them. I am more heavily invested in $ARBE however by a wide margin.
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JDJ27
JDJ27 May. 14 at 4:02 PM
$INVZ $AEVA $ARBE (used the wrong symbol in the first comment...)
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StockMomentumLab
StockMomentumLab May. 14 at 3:05 PM
$AEVA +69% in a week and still acting like it wants more is exactly how early theme repricing looks when it’s real. 👉Click to view @StockMomentumLab for timely updates amid the volatility. Reclaiming IPO VWAP + all major MAs flips the structure from “dead money” to “trend resumption,” and once price accepts above that area, you usually get momentum funds chasing rather than retail debating valuation. LiDAR is still a simple demand story at its core — autonomy stack: robots, AVs, drones → all converge on perception tech. That keeps names like $AEVA and $OUST in the same thematic orbit, even if they trade different narratives day to day. The key now is whether dips get bought into VWAP or if this turns into a fast squeeze-and-chop after the initial repricing leg.
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Fishin13
Fishin13 May. 14 at 2:53 PM
$SPY $AEVA holy f ing shit boys
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Albino_Trader123
Albino_Trader123 May. 14 at 2:43 PM
$LUMN Hope some caught. Shared entry along with $AEVA $FCEL $OUST on breakout this week.
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cloudhedge
cloudhedge May. 14 at 2:38 PM
$SIVE (SIVE) 2025 annual report highlights several forward signals: financials restated under PCAOB compliance, potentially aligning with a future Nasdaq dual listing. CW laser constraints persist, with Win Semi capacity locked while TAM expands into pluggable optical transceivers and hyperscaler qualifications continue amid confirmed supply tightness. 2026 roadmap points to clearer execution: POET prototype in H1 and production readiness by year-end, LIDAR ramp in Q4, Lightium AG advancing 3.2T+ cycle, and CW laser integration into TFLN wafers. Beyond $SIVE, sentiment spillover extends to $WIN Semi, $POET, $AEVA, and potentially $NOK across the photonics chain. The key question: is this already priced in, or still early-cycle repricing? Follow me 👉 @cloudhedge for real-time updates and everything. Let’s make moves!
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loverlovey
loverlovey May. 14 at 1:52 PM
$AEVA wth - amazing reversal
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Bansel
Bansel May. 14 at 1:17 PM
$INVZ To displace FMCW company in deal with LOXO for their autonomous vehicle fleet! Possibly $AEVA?
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chris333
chris333 May. 14 at 12:12 PM
$INVZ $1 billion gap to $AEVA market capitalization. Soon $5-$10.
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eskitrades
eskitrades May. 14 at 11:54 AM
$INVZ this is not a degenerate gambling stock: if you don’t have patience you will only regret it. You’re buying future growth keep that in mind. LiDAR is one of the best secular growth stories that will come out of AI $OUST $AEVA
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