Aptiv PLC

• APTV Stock Price 24h change: +4.02%. From 77.17 USD to 80.27 USD. (Data as of Jan 21, 2026). The surge was driven by a broader recovery in tech-heavy auto components and positive analyst sentiment following a significant quarterly earnings beat and raised FY2025 guidance.
• Technical analysis indicates a "recovery from oversold conditions": while long-term moving averages (MA50/MA200) remain in a bearish alignment, the 14-day RSI recently hit a low of 23 before rebounding, signaling a potential short-term bottom. Support is firm near $75.00, with immediate resistance at $83.80.
• Deutsche Bank raised its price target for Aptiv to $105.00 on Jan 22, maintaining a "Buy" rating and citing a 30% upside potential based on the company's strong execution in autonomous driving tech.
• Aptiv reported Q4 earnings of $2.17 per share, significantly outperforming the $1.81 consensus, with revenue growing 7.4% year-over-year to $5.21 billion.
• Nisa Investment Advisors reduced its position in APTV by 58% in its latest filing, while company insiders executed small-scale sales at an average price of $85.00 earlier this month.
• The U.S. government imposed a new 25% global tariff on certain advanced semiconductors on Jan 15, 2026, creating cost pressures for automotive suppliers reliant on high-end chips for ADAS and software-defined vehicles.
• Global automotive M&A activity hit a 10-year low in late 2025 due to tariff uncertainties and stagnant vehicle sales projections for 2026, forcing major suppliers to focus on internal cost efficiency and localized manufacturing.

• APTV Stock Price 24h change: -6.03%. From 88.27 USD to 82.93 USD. The decline followed a recent hit of a 52-week high, driven by profit-taking and investor concerns over reported insider selling totaling $425,000.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is currently "neutral with short-term bearish pressure." While the long-term trend remains structurally bullish (trading above the 200-day EMA of $78.13), the RSI (14-day) has cooled from overbought levels to near 43.36, indicating a phase of consolidation and potential downside testing of the 50-day moving average ($78.69) after failing to sustain the $88 breakout.
• Aptiv recently reported a strong Q3 2025 EPS of $2.17, beating estimates of $1.81, and raised its FY2025 guidance, supported by robust demand for its advanced safety and electrification solutions in North America and Asia.
• Piper Sandler and RBC Capital Markets recently raised their price targets for APTV to $103 and $104 respectively, citing hardware strength and the upcoming 2026 spin-off of its Electrical Distribution Systems unit as major catalysts.
• Market analysis highlights Aptiv's strategic pivot toward high-growth areas like digital edge computing and autonomous mobility, recently entering a collaboration with Vecna to develop autonomous mobile robots.
• The U.S. auto industry enters 2026 with caution as new-vehicle sales are projected to fall 2.4% year-over-year due to a cooling labor market and shifting federal policies impacting EV incentives.
• At the 2026 North American International Auto Show, major Detroit automakers signaled a shift away from pure EVs toward hybrids and gas-powered vehicles, reflecting a pro-fossil fuel policy environment and intense global competition.