Rivian’s price is slightly less than Tesla’s Model X SUV, which has a range of 371 miles. And Rivian’s prices are much less than the initial $113,000 General Motors will be asking for the ...

The R2 is kind of a big deal for Rivian, and for the EV space in general. There are plenty of electric crossovers in the $40,000-$50,000 price range, but not all that many actual SUVs.

Rivian unveiled the pricing for its forthcoming electric truck and SUV. The R1T pickup truck will cost $75,000, while the R1S SUV will retail for $77,500. The company also unveiled plans for a ...

***BREAKING NEWS*** Rivian R2 Specs Leaked!!! - Starting price $47,500 - Range up to 330 miles - 0 to 60 in 3 seconds - Seats 5 - Length 185.6 in - Width 75 in - Width with Mirrors 84.4 in ...

Rivian Rivian electric pickup, SUV prices lower than expected The R1T and R1S will have starting prices of $67,500 and $70,000 By Gary Gastelu Fox News Published November 12, 2020 10:37am EST Facebook ...

Rivian R2 Price and Availability The earlier leak suggested a $47,000 starting price for the R2, but at the unveiling, RJ actually announced a starting price of $45,000. That’s a nice surprise.

The Rivian R1S has been somewhat of a sleeper model living in the shadows of the R1T pickup truck, but the electric SUV’s production version is now being unveiled starting at $70,000 and could ...

But while the starting price for the pickup stays the same, the starting price for the SUV is going up. On Thursday, Rivian introduced the next-generation R1S SUV and R1T pickup.

Rivian raises pricing for its electric truck and SUV The R1T pickup will start at $75,000 and the R1S SUV at $77,500. Kris Holt Contributing Reporter Follow Updated Fri, November 13, 2020 at 11:31 ...

Rivian's first vehicles are getting a price cut of sorts months before they even roll off the line. Company founder RJ Scaringe told Reuters in a chat that the electric R1T truck and its R1S SUV ...

Rivian raised the price of its all-electric R1T pickup by 17% and R1S SUV by about 20% to adjust to increases in parts costs and to prepare for a new dual-motor version.

American startup Rivian Automotive LLC is scheduled to launch two battery-electric trucks in mid-2020: a pickup and a three-row SUV.