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Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) Share Price and News

$297.03
Movement
$-21.92 (-6.9%) Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 6:00:00 am Australian Eastern Standard Time

Carvana Chart and Price Data

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Volume

6,612,209

Average Volume

4,644,923

Market Cap

$40,105,881,700.00

Earnings Per Share

$2.86

Bid

$296.39

Ask

$297.50

Day Range

$295.39 - $313.00

Year Range

$100.05 - $351.43

Current Price

$297.03

Change

$-21.92 (-6.9%)

Close Price

$297.03

Open Price

$306.37

About Carvana

Last updated 14-06-2025, 06:00:00am AEST
Current Price $297.03
Change $-21.92 (-6.9%)
Close Price $297.03
Open Price $306.37
Bid $296.39
Ask $297.50
Day Range $295.39 - $313.00
Year Range $100.05 - $351.43
Volume 6,612,209
Average Volume 4,644,923
Market Cap $40,105,881,700.00
Earnings Per Share $2.86

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