We bought a 2025 Rivian R1S Dual Motor Max Pack model for our test program to find out: Has Rivian fixed the stiff ride, ...

The three-year-old lawsuit centered on Rivian's sudden decision to increase prices on the R1 lineup in 2022, which sank the stock price.

Both the 360-degree kick turn function and the RAD powertrain tuner were supposed to be activated via a software update in ...

Rivian has pulled a new demand lever for October as it starts to phase out of its 2025 vehicles, offering an enticing low APR of 1.99% on the purchase of any R1 model. Anything helps following the ...

To activate Halloween Mode, R1S and R1T owners first need to have the latest software version installed in their cars ...

Rivian will continue its rollout of electric vehicles despite changes in policy, the end of tax credits, and slower consumer adoption. It's currently preparing to launch the Rivian R2, an SUV that ...

The Rivian R2 platform represents the next step for the electric automaker as it seeks to fully develop its product lineup.

Lately, Tesla has received plenty of attention—legal and otherwise—for the electromechanical door system in some of its vehicles, like the Cybertruck and Model Y. Rivian adopted similar tech in the ...

Rivian has once again trimmed its delivery outlook for the year, now projecting it will finish 2025 with between 41,500 and 43,500 vehicles handed over to customers. Earlier forecasts had painted a ...

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Federal EV tax credits for new and used purchases and leases ended September 30, 2025, and we are now left to see how the market will respond. As of October 1, Rivian has updated lease prices for all ...

Once upon a time, the very idea of an offroad-worthy electric car was one of science fiction. Surely, you couldn't conquer the vast wilds without a gas-guzzling behemoth of a vehicle, right? But ...