Rivian

Now anyone can buy an Amazon electric delivery van.

Is this the end of CCS?

You know what we don’t have whole lot of electric examples of? Convertibles, two-doors, and three-row SUVs.

Rivian plans to put its foot on the gas, with some serious manufacturing shifts.

Rivian drops more details on its dual-motor drivetrain.

Rivian’s trucks take top honors in IIHS crash testing.

Mercedes-Benz and Rivian are taking it slow, actually. Or, maybe calling it quits.

Big losses hit Rivian, but the brand is still on target to hit its production goals.

Rivian’s biggest battery pack has been delayed.

Rivian’s production numbers continue to steadily rise.

Move over Sprinter and Metris, the next Mercedes-Benz van might be electric and made with Rivian parts.

Some Rivian reservation holders aren’t happy campers.

Are you a fan of The Simpsons? Rivian’s engineering team certainly is.

Despite criticism from the press and customers alike of slow delivery times and missed deadlines, there are rumblings that Rivian is cutting jobs.

Rivian’s sold almost 8,000 units in the brand’s entirety, most notably outselling the Ford F-150 Lightning. Well, sort of.

Rivian R1Ts have slowly been trickling out to customers in the United States, but Canadian Rivian buyers are still waiting and may end up waiting for a lot longer.

Following in the footsteps of brands like Tesla, Rivian’s self-developed charging network went online today, with the first charging station opening in Salida, Colorado.

In a recent letter to shareholders, Rivian mentioned its plans to introduce another vehicle, using a new platform: the R2.

The Rivian R1T’s been on sale for a little while now, since late 2021, but where the heck are they?