Auto stocks are falling on anxiety over impact of Russia's attack on Ukraine
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Auto stocks fell sharply on Tuesday on concerns over the impact of escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict on commodity prices, European demand and the risk tolerance of investors. 
Auto majors Stellantis (STLA
-7.8%), Ford Motor Company (F
-4.9%), General Motors Company (GM
-4.4%) and Ferrari (RACE
-3.1%) all were bid down notably.
The electric vehicle sector is also reeling as investors take a more risk-off stance and factor in the disappointing production forecast from Lucid Group (LCID
-14.8%). Notable decliners included Arrival (ARVL
-6.9%), Rivian Automotive (RIVN
-8.6%), Nikola (NKLA
-5.8%), Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (FFIE
-6.3%), Sono Group (SEV
-4.6%) and Canoo (GOEV
-4.9%).
Just a few EV-related stocks bucked the trend. Workhorse Group (WKHS
+8.5%) jumped after earnings, while Arcimoto (FUV
+23.3%) and Lordstown Motors (RIDE
+1.4%) also poked out gains. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) showed a small bump of 0.35%.
Broad market update: Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Dow Jones turn lower as Russia pushes further into Ukraine.