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S&P 500 automotive stocks
Automotive companies design and build cars and trucks, make the parts and systems that go into them, and sell vehicles through dealerships. Vehicle sales tend to follow consumer spending and the cost of financing a purchase.
The S&P 500 includes 8 automotive stocks in the Consumer Discretionary sector. The list covers the Auto Parts, Auto Manufacturers, and Auto & Truck Dealerships industries.
Last updated November 13, 2026
| Symbol | Company | Market cap | Score | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSLA | Tesla Inc | $1.5T | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| CVNA | Carvana Co. - Class A | $108.9B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| GM | General Motors Company | $75.0B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| ORLY | O`Reilly Automotive Inc | $71.7B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| AZO | Autozone Inc | $52.1B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| F | Ford Motor Company | $49.0B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| GPC | Genuine Parts Company | $17.1B | ScoreSign up to see scores | ||
| APTV | Aptiv PLC | $7.9B | ScoreSign up to see scores |
No stocks in this list are in this industry.
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