We study the asymptotic properties of nearest-neighbor random walks in 1d random environment under the influence of an external field of intensity $λ\in\mathbb{R}$. For ergodic shift-invariant environments, we show that the limiting velocity $v(λ)$ is always increasing and that it is everywhere analytic except at most in two points $λ_-$ and $λ_+$. When $λ_-$ and $λ_+$ are distinct, $v(λ)$ might fail to be continuous. We refine the assumptions in \cite{Z} for having a recentered CLT with diffusivity $σ^2(λ)$ and give explicit conditions for $σ^2(λ)$ to be analytic. For the random conductance model we show that, in contrast with the deterministic case, $σ^2(λ)$ is not monotone on the positive (resp.~negative) half-line and that it is not differentiable at $λ=0$. For this model we also prove the Einstein Relation, both in discrete and continuous time, extending the result of \cite{LD16}.