Ranked by peer-relative quality and margin scores. Auto & EV companies with the strongest profitability structure.
In the Consumer Cyclical segment, this ranking covers 28 companies, with visible quality scores ranging from 78 at the top to 0 at the lower end of the displayed cohort. The middle of the ranking sits around 33, so names materially above that level stand out on quality.
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|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
ORLY · Consumer Cyclical
|
78 |
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| #2 |
RACE.MI · Consumer Cyclical
|
76 |
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| #3 |
DIE.BR · Consumer Cyclical
|
74 |
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| #4 |
HLE.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
67 |
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| #5 |
P911.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
66 |
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| #6 |
AZO · Consumer Cyclical
|
65 |
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| #7 |
KBX.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
62 |
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| #8 |
MBG.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
60 |
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| #9 |
TSLA · Consumer Cyclical
|
56 |
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| #10 |
PAH3.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
55 |
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| #11 |
BMW.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
53 |
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| #12 |
VOW3.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
53 |
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| #13 |
INCH.L · Consumer Cyclical
|
48 |
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| #14 |
APTV · Consumer Cyclical
|
37 |
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| #15 |
GM · Consumer Cyclical
|
33 |
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| #16 |
F · Consumer Cyclical
|
32 |
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| #17 |
PAG · Consumer Cyclical
|
27 |
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| #18 |
BWA · Consumer Cyclical
|
24 |
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| #19 |
RNO.PA · Consumer Cyclical
|
23 |
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| #20 |
FR.PA · Consumer Cyclical
|
20 |
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| #21 |
CON.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
19 |
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| #22 |
RIVN · Consumer Cyclical
|
15 |
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| #23 |
STLAM.MI · Consumer Cyclical
|
15 |
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| #24 |
CVNA · Consumer Cyclical
|
14 |
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| #25 |
ALSN · Consumer Cyclical
|
12 |
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| #26 |
AG1.DE · Consumer Cyclical
|
12 |
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| #27 |
GPC · Consumer Cyclical
|
10 |
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| #28 |
AUR · Consumer Cyclical
|
0 |
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Rankings based on peer-relative quality scores. Descriptive only — not investment advice. Scores reflect structural position within each company's functional peer group.
AssetNext scores reflect each company's structural position within its functional peer group — not a ranking against all stocks simultaneously. Peers are identified by similarity across eight financial dimensions, including revenue growth trajectory, margin structure, capital intensity, and earnings stability. A score of 75 means the company ranks in the top quartile within its own peer group, not the entire market.
Four dimension scores drive the overall peer score: Growth (revenue trajectory and expansion dynamics), Quality (margin structure and capital efficiency), Valuation (peer-relative pricing on standard multiples), and Stability (earnings consistency and financial predictability). Each dimension is scored 0–100 relative to the peer group, then combined into an overall peer score using equal weighting.
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