Joby Aviation stock stabilizes ahead of Q3 earnings report
Joby Aviation (JOBY) shares halted their decline on October 23, closing up 1.5% at $15.75, trading near their 50-day moving averages — between MA-20 ($16.9) and MA-100 ($14.3), according to the MA Ribbon indicator.
After a two-day sell-off, investor sentiment improved following the company’s announcement that it will release Q3 2025 financial results and hold a webcast on November 5.

JOBY stock daily chart. Source: TradingView
The upcoming discussion with shareholders is expected to emphasize the future growth potential of the eVTOL market and Joby’s competitive position against its closest rival, Archer Aviation.
The North American air taxi market is projected to grow 38% annually, reaching approximately $675 million by 2028. Growth drivers include rising demand for urban mobility, reduced traffic congestion, regulatory and infrastructure development, and ongoing innovation in battery and aerospace materials. However, risks remain — particularly regulatory conservatism and potential FAA certification delays.
Comparison favors Joby
Joby Aviation, which has reportedly completed around 70% of the FAA certification process, is significantly ahead of Archer Aviation, whose progress is estimated at 15%.
“JOBY clearly leads in certification and testing, making it the top contender in the U.S. eVTOL market. If key milestones are achieved, Joby could launch commercial operations ahead of Archer. Still, execution risks remain high, and investors should monitor infrastructure progress and regulatory transparency,” said analyst Viktoras Karapetians.
Joby appears closer to commercial readiness in the U.S. than Archer, particularly in terms of regulatory compliance and integrated production capabilities. However, both companies still face significant challenges related to certification, infrastructure, and scaling.
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